Enable preferred test authentication method

You may configure a secondary (non-Oracle IDCS) authentication method for testing purposes. This can either be via the Oracle Site Select login page (local login) wherein user management is performed directly in the application, or via single sign-on (SSO) with your identity provider.

You must have a role with API and Authentication Management permission to complete the task below.

1. Click menu in the page header. Then open the Account menu, and click Integrations.
2. On the Account management: Integrations page, view the User authentication tab.
3. In the Select login test preference section, use the Authentication type drop-down to choose User name and password (standard local login) or Single Sign On (SSO).
4. If you chose local login, that is the default; click Save.
5. If you chose SSO, at Entry Point (required), enter the identity provider entry point URL.
6. At Choose a default role, use the drop-down menu to select the default role assigned to users that don’t already have a role in Oracle Site Select.
7. At Issuer, enter the name of the certificate issuer. At IDP public certificate, click Drag and Drop. Browse to the location where you’ve stored the certificate and click the file to upload.
8. Click Save to save SSO authentication for Oracle Site Select users, or complete the following optional steps to also enable SSO authentication for site users.
9. Optional: In the Enable SSO for Invited Sites section, check the Allow sites invited to participate in study activities... check box. This will enable the following fields:
10. Optional: At Site portal Entry point, enter the identity provider entry point URL.
11. Optional: At Site portal issuer, enter the public certificate issuer.
12. Optional: At Site portal public certificate, click Drag and Drop. Browse to the location where you’ve stored the certificate and click the file to upload.