Overview

The App Catalog contains pre-built integrations with major cloud services, such as Amazon Web Services and Google Suite that makes integrating with them simple and convenient. The App Catalog is a collection of partially configured application templates that Oracle creates and maintains for you. You can use the templates to define the application, configure Single Sign-On, and enable and configure provisioning and synchronization. The App Catalog templates allow you to onboard applications quickly and securely.

App templates simplify adding a new application by prepopulating all common attributes and values so that you just have to enter your tenant specific details. When new app templates become available, Oracle Identity Cloud Service instances are upgraded in the data centers where Oracle Cloud services are hosted. You don’t need to request an upgrade to be able to access the new app templates—they come to you automatically.

Each support document in the App Catalog describes how to configure Oracle Identity Cloud Service to provide Single Sign-On (SSO) for an App using SAML. An app support document typically includes the following sections:

1. Before You Begin lists the permissions that you must have or the preparation tasks that you must complete to perform the procedures listed in the document.
2. Configuring the App in Oracle Identity Cloud Service details the steps that you perform to register and activate the app, and then to assign users to the app. If applicable, steps to configure provisioning and synchronization are also included in this section.
3. Configuring SSO for the App details the steps that you perform to enable SSO/SLO for the app.
4. Verifying the Integration details verification steps that you can perform to ensure that the SSO/SLO integration works from both the Identity Provider and the Service Provider.

An architecture diagram that explains the integration between Oracle Identity Cloud Service and provisioning and SAML functionality can be found in the Architecture: SAML and Provisioning Integration with Oracle Identity Cloud Service section of Administering Oracle Identity Cloud Service.

This section provides an overview of new and updated applications to improve your Oracle Identity Cloud Service Application Catalog experience.

October 2022

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
Peoplesoft User Management	Updated instructions.

October 2021

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
Oracle Fusion Applications Release 12 and Oracle Fusion Applications Release 13	Added parameters and descriptions for the Override custom sync and the Fusion Admin Roles parameters used when Enabling Provisioning.

January 2021

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
Identity Cloud Service Generic Scripting Connector	Added new setup steps for LCM changes for dynamic attributes.

October 2020

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
ICF Custom Connector	New connector instructions.

May 2020

Updated Applications

Application Name

Description

Amazon Web Services Bamboohr BlueJeans Bonusly Box Database User Management Domo Egnyte Identity Cloud Service Generic Scripting Connector LDAPv3 Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition Directory NetSuite Oracle Internet Directory Oracle Unified Directory Peoplesoft Salesforce Workplace by Facebook Zendesk Zoom

New provisioning application templates are available in Oracle Identity Cloud Service Application Catalog for the following: Amazon Web Services, Bamboohr, Bonusly, Box, Database User Management, Domo, Egnyte, LDAPv3, ODSEE, Oracle Internet Directory, Oracle Unified Directory, Peoplesoft, Workplace by Facebook, and Zoom. Support for Interactive account provisioning and entitlement grant in existing provisioning applications: BlueJeans, Salesforce, NetSuite, and Zendesk.

February 2020

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
Oracle Cloud	Added note regarding the provisioning and sync feature is targeted for deprecation for this application (Oracle Cloud or Shared IDM).

November 2019

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
Oracle E-Business Suite	Added support for synchronizing users, roles, and responsibilities between Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Identity Cloud Service.

October 2019

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
Microsoft Azure	Added support for authoritative synchronization.

September 2019

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
DocuSign	Added provisioning support to create and delete user accounts. Added support for user account synchronization. Added the account form feature.
Lucidchart	Added the account form feature.
ThousandEyes	Added the account form feature.
Cisco Webex Teams	Added the account form feature.
Cisco Webex Meetings	Changed the name from Cisco Webex to Cisco Webex Meetings. Added the account form feature.
BlueJeans	Added provisioning support to create and delete user accounts. Added support for user account synchronization. Added the account form feature.
PagerDuty	Added the account form feature.
Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Added the account form feature.
Bonusly	Added provisioning support to create and delete user accounts. Added support for user account synchronization. Added the account form feature.
Office 365	Added information to configure SSO for Oracle Identity Cloud Service.
Oracle Fusion Applications Release 13	Added support to configure Oracle Identity Cloud Service as identity provider for Oracle Fusion Applications Cloud Service Release 13 19B (11.13.19.04) and later versions.

June 2019

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
Amazon Web Services	Added a note in the What Do You Need section stating that 1 IDCS tenant can integrate with 1 AWS account only.

May 2019

Updated Applications

Application Name	Description
Oracle Fusion Applications	Added the table for supported attributes by Fusion Applications. Added a note on how to update the value for the Federated field. Added a note on how to start and stop activation emails through Oracle Identity Cloud Service.