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Hi Community, 

 

I have an external portal hosted outside Salesforce that our partners (Salesforce portal users) need to access. I’ve set up an Experience Cloud portal and set up SSo with Salesforce as the Identity Provider. The community site is blank, it is only there to handle user creation and password setup. The external site uses REST APIs to fetch Salesforce data for the logged‑in user.

When a new user is created, they receive a “Set Password” link and, after setting their password, are redirected to the community home page which is blank. Is there a way to send them straight to the external portal after they log in? without asking them to enter their credentials again? 

 

Thanks, 

 Youness 

 

#SSO Identity Provider  #Experience Cloud

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  1. 17 de jul. de 2025, 12:09

    Records will be retrieved via Rest Apis using the credentials of the logged in user and displayed in the external client portal.

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Hello, 

We use Sailpoint IIQ as out entitlement management/ User Provisioning system which uses the UID from Salesforce to manage entitlement for the user.  I was building out roles in Sailpoint (they act sort of like Permission Set Groups) and I noticed that after a SSO cert was renewed for an org, My mapping for profiles was invalid in Sailpoint.  

 

I am trying to determine if this was somehow an oversight on my part (completely possible) or if when an SSO cert is updated, if that changes the UID for the profiles on the org.  

 

#SSO Identity Provider  #Connected Apps Help  #Automation

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  1. 20 de dez. de 2022, 11:06

    @Michael McKeehan 

    Updating an SSO certificate in Salesforce generally does not affect the user ID (UID) for a profile or permission set.

    The UID is a unique identifier that is assigned to each user in Salesforce. It is used to identify the user and is not related to the SSO certificate.

    On the other hand, the SSO certificate is used to authenticate users when they log in to Salesforce using Single Sign-On (SSO). It is a security measure that helps to ensure that only authorized users can access the system.

    If you update the SSO certificate, it will affect the authentication process for users logging in to Salesforce using SSO. However, it will not affect the UID or any other user-specific settings or permissions.

     

    Mark as best answer if it helps

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I have done authentication and also done editing in Apex Class as it is mentioned in trailhead module (Identity for Customer) but still getting this error.

While doing Social Sign On of Facebook I am getting this error

#SSO Identity Provider #Trailhead

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  1. 23 de jul. de 2021, 18:17

    Object Id  is any but unique.(email, user name_org suffix .. etc)

    which will return while you login in  during salesforce SSO.

     

    Object Id is any but unique.(email, user name_org suffix .. etc)which will return while you login in during salesforce SSO. i suggest you follow this video and code.

     

    i suggest you follow this video and code.

    the code will create the users automatically.

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsrl8bo1r1M

     

    https://github.com/salesforceidentity/IdentityTrail-Module3/blob/master/SimpleFacebookRegistrationHandler.cls

     

    in Azure Active Directory. you can create multiple objects. 

    this objects will return during the login. 

    2021-07-23_23-25-21.jpg

     

    the difference is here Azure Active Directory is easy to use out of the box. 

    but Facebook is, you need to code.

    i hope this helps, 

    thanks.

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We are looking to enable MFA and we are also currently using SSO with our System Admins having User Names/Passwords to get in if SSO goes down.  If we enable the 'Disable Login with Salesforce Credentials' feature in Salesforce how will System Admins log into the system?

 

I have turned this on and I'm unable to login without SSO.  I've heard in a Support Case that I can append something to the end of my Domains URL but that didn't work.  I've also read into Delegated Authentication but I find it strange we have to set a separate Web Service for this and that Salesforce doesn't just have an exclusion list like many others do.

 

Any help would be appreciated, thank you!

 

#Sales Cloud #SSO Identity Provider #SingleSignOn #Salesforce Admin

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  1. 12 de jul. de 2021, 10:04

    Thanks Frank,

     

    I'm not sure I'm clear on what occurs after adding that to the end of the URL for login.  I've tested this and even with adding that to the end of the URL I still only have the option to login via our SSO through Google or with a User Name/Password but doing that it gives me an error message:

     

    Please check your username and password. If you still can't log in, contact your Salesforce administrator.

     

    I'm not able to login outside of SSO as a System Admin with my credentials when I've set my system up to 'Disable Login with Salesforce Credentials' so still unclear on how this can be configured.

     

    Thanks, John

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When performing MFA through an SSO identity provider, some configurations allow MFA to be bypassed when the login originates from a trusted network and device; in all other case, MFA is required. 

Do such "hybrid" SSO-MFA configurations meet the Salesforce MFA requirement, or does Salesforce require an "MFA always" configuration?

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  1. 16 de jun. de 2021, 06:36

    Using SSO has already huge security benefits compared to the direct login in Salesforce. So when using SSO it should be up to the companies themselves to decide if MFA is required on every login or not (like only MFA when outside trusted network). The Salesforce MFA requirement needs us to change our SSO setup.

    @Suzanne Zaleski

    . 2 questions:

    Can you please explain why Salesforce is requiring MFA also when using SSO (since SSO is already much more secure).

    How will Salesforce technically check that SSO has used MFA.

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We perform MFA through our SSO identity provider.  What exactly does my security department need to check or do to confirm we are Salesforce MFA-ready?  Is there a testing tool or "compatibility-check page" that we can go to to confirm our SSO implementation will pass the requirements?

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