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Single Sign-on for Magento 2
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Let your customers log in to third-party applications by using their Magento credentials.
- unlimited number of integrations
- all IDP/Directory support
- SAML compatibility
- multi-factor authentication
- IdP and SP SSO support
- IP blacklist
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What is a single sign-on?
Single Sign-on (or SSO) is an authentication method that allows users to log in to various apps and websites with one login and password. Here is how it works:
- A user opens the website or app that they want to log in to. This website is also called Service Provider.
- The Service Provider sends a request with the user information to the Identity Provider.
- Then, this Identity Provider checks the user’s data, and either asks the user to log in using credentials or sends a confirmation of successful authentication.
- The Service Provider receives this token and validates it.
- After this, the user gets access to the website.
In SSO, Magento 2 usually acts as Service Provider, but it can be the Identity Source as well.
Features for Magento 2 Single Sign-on Extension
Use Magento as Identity Provider or Service Provider
Our future extension will support both options, so you can use your store as Identity Provider (IdP) or Service Provider (SP).
If you use it as the IdP, users will be able to apply the credentials of your store to log in to 3rd-party apps. In this case, you need to provide them with the highest level of personal data protection.
And as the SP, you will be able to let users log in to your store via any apps or websites they are used to, like Facebook, Apple ID, etc.
Let users log in to your store via the social nets right now →
Any external IDP/Directory support
We plan to offer user authentication from any external directories or IDPs, including:
- ADFS
- Microsoft Active Directory
- Azure AD, OpenLDAP
- AWS Cognito
- Shibboleth
- PING
- Okta
- OneLogin
- KeyCloak
SAML compatibility
Security Access Markup Language (SAML) is an XML-based open standard that is used by web browsers to enable SSO. Magento SAML can help you secure user logins and provide faster and more secure access to the applications. Our Magento 2 extension will support SAML.
Multi-factor authentication
To provide users with the highest level of security, this extension will support 2-factor authentication. It helps to keep the login safe even if the password is stolen.
Set up the LDAP server
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (or LDAP) is a standard that defines how to organize query directory information and allows you to manage users and systems. It is often used in the authentication process, for example, to see if the user has access permission to the resource.
Our Magento 2 extension will sync all the new customer accounts and their data.
IP blacklist
Magento 2 SSO extension will support 2 IP blocking models:
- Manual, when the admin adds specific IPs to the blacklist.
- Automatic, when the system analyses a user's behavior and adds their IP to the blacklist having considered it suspicious.
Set up the LDAP server
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (or LDAP) is a standard that defines how to organize query directory information and allows you to manage users and systems. It is often used in the authentication process, for example, to see if the user has access permission to the resource.
Our Magento 2 extension will sync all the new customer accounts and their data.
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Create an unlimited number of integrations
This Magento Single Sign-on extension will allow you to create and manage the unlimited number of integrations for both the Identity Provider and Service Provider modes. Just set up security details, test the connection and check the result on the frontend.
Find out how customers see your store with the Log in as Customer extension →
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