Set profile options for Self-Service Optimization
Self-Service Optimization gives you greater flexibility by using proxy users in Fusion Service
You must set the required profile options for Self-Service Optimization. There are also optional profile options for other functionality.
Set Required Digital Customer Service Profile Options
The profile options specific to Digital Customer Service are found in two task areas: Manage Digital Customer Service Profile Options and Manage Digital Customer Service Account Setup Profile Options.
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Sign in to Oracle Fusion Service as administrator or a setup user.
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In the Setup and Maintenance work area, go to the following:
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Offering: Service
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Functional Area: Digital Customer Service
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Task: Manage Digital Customer Service Profile Options
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Task: Manage Digital Customer Service Account Setup Profile Options
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Click the name of the profile option that you want to change.
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Set the profile option value as needed.
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Click Save and Close.
Required Profile Options and Descriptions |
Default Value |
Comments |
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FND_IDP_PROXY_USER_WHITELIST Used to identify the list of allowed proxy users. |
None |
Enter a comma-separated list of proxy user names. Note: There must be no spaces between the commas and the names.
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ORA_CORS_ORIGINS List of trusted domains that can make requests. |
None | *, or specific comma-separated fully qualified domain names. |
CORS_ACCESS_CONTROL_ALLOW_HEADERS Specifies comma-separated list of headers that are allowed as part of a CORS request. |
Add these values, in the comma separated list, if they're not present: Puds-Access-Token, kmauthtoken, content-language, X-Oracle-ABCS-SessionId, X-Oracle-ABCS-UserId |
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SVC_CSS_PUDS_CACHE_DURATION Decides the amount of time, in minutes, that Proxy User Data Service objects are cached. |
15 minutes |
Any changes to this parameter will force a refresh of the proxy users configuration data cache. |
SVC_CSS_USE_FA_AS_IDP Identifies if self-service users are created in Fusion Service or in IDCS. |
False. |
Make sure this value is set to False for self-service optimization mode. |
Set Optional Profile Options
Profile options enable you to configure and control application data centrally. They store user preferences, installation information, configuration choices, and processing options. Administrators and setup users manage profile options in the Setup and Maintenance work area.
Registration Profile Options
Profile Option |
Default Value |
Possible Values |
Effect |
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New Or Existing |
None New Or Existing Existing Only |
Specifies which contacts can self-register. If Existing is specified, only existing contacts can self-register. |
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False |
True False |
Enables automatic approval of self-service registration requests that are associated with an account. If SVC_ CSS_ SELF_ REG_AUTO_APPROVE is set to False and SVC_ CSS_ ACCT_ADMIN_APPROVE is set to True, then the Digital Customer Service Account Administrators can approve user registration requests in the Digital Customer Service Customer user interface. Also, Digital Customer Service Administrators can approve registration requests in the Digital Customer Service Administration user interface. |
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True |
True False |
Enables the approval of self-service user registration requests by users with Digital Customer Service Account Administrator roles. If set to True, Digital Customer Service Account Administrators can approve user registration requests in the Digital Customer Service customer user interface and Digital Customer Service Administrators can approve registration requests in the Digital Customer Service Administration user interface. If set to False, only Digital Customer Service Administrators can approve registration requests in the Digital Customer Service Administration user interface. Note: This option applies only when the SVC_ CSS_ SELF_ REG_AUTO_APPROVE
option is set to False.
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OrganizationName |
Any field in the Account object |
Specifies a valid field name in the Account object. The field name is case sensitive. Note: You must create an attribute in the account object to be the account
key, because the default account key of account name isn't secure.
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An empty string |
An empty string. Any defined value, with a colon separating fields, and commas separating the pairs. For example, reg_field1:contact_field1, reg_field2:contact_field2 |
You specify a value for this profile option only if the name of the attribute in the Self Registration object is different from the name in the Contact object. Cases where they might happen are if you've created a custom attribute for an object. Custom attributes are designated with an _c, such as PlaceOfBirth_c. For this use case, you ignore the _c when decide whether an attribute maps or not. So, let's take the custom attribute in the Self Registration object
Here's an extra example with multiple mappings: First, you specify case sensitive name and value pairs to map the fields
of the Registration View object to the Contact View object in the
following way:
The The So the mapping would be:
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EmailAddress |
The value of the assigned attribute must be unique. Possible values include: EmailAddress |
Specifies the sign-in attribute that users must specify in the Sign in ID field in the Self-Service Registration object. This field is used to decide whether the user exists in the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol server. |
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EmailAddress |
Any field on the Self-Service Registration object. |
Specifies the field to use during the user registration process to decide if the registering user is an existing contact. The field names are case sensitive. The SVC_CSS_REG_CONT_MAP profile option is used to find the name of the attribute on the Contact. |
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True |
True False |
Enables sending a welcome email when a new user account is created. |
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A string representing the name of the role that's set up for Customer Self-Service users. Typically, this is a copy of a Customer Self-Service User with extra privileges added. |
Specifies the common name of the role granted to previously created Customer Self-Service Users. |
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A string representing the name of the role that's set up for Customer Self-Service Account Administrator. Typically, this is a copy of a Customer Self-Service Account Administrator with extra privileges added. |
Specifies the common name of the role granted to the previously created Customer Self-Service Account Administrators. |
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An empty string |
A string |
Specifies the user category that defines the URL to which the self-service user is redirected after a password reset. The user category is defined in the Security Console. |
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Any field on the Contact object. |
Specifies a field in the Contact object to be used as the sign-in attribute when importing data into the Self-Service Roles object. The field name is case sensitive. |
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False |
True False |
Specifies whether the identity provider is Oracle Fusion Applications or Oracle Identity Cloud Service. When set to True, Oracle Fusion Applications is used. |
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True |
True False |
Enables automatic approval of self-service registration requests that aren't associated with an account. If set to True, users who register without an account will be auto approved to become self-service users. If set to False, users who register without an account will need to be approved by an administrator before they can become self-service users. |
SVC_CSS_PUDS_CACHE_DURATION |
15 |
Integer in minutes |
Decide the amount of time, in minutes, that Self-Service Optimization objects are cached. |
SVC_CSS_ALLOW_CONTACT |
True |
True False |
Enables the self-service registration of B2C Service contacts. |
SVC_CSS_ALLOW_CONSUMER |
True |
True False |
Enables the self-service registration of consumers. |
SVC_CSS_CONSUMER_USER_CATEGORY |
An empty string |
A string |
Specify the user category for consumers defining the redirect URL for self-service users after a password reset. |
Knowledge Setup Profile Options
Profile Option |
Default Value |
Possible Values |
Effect |
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CSO_CONTENT_RATING_TYPE |
None |
True and False |
Enables content rating for Knowledge. |