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As of 11.0.14 / 11.6.0, LearningBuilder supports SSO via SAML. That is the preferred approach (when possible) because it does not require any custom integration programming in either LearningBuilder or the 3rd party system. See SAML Identity Management and SAML SSO vs legacy Demographic Sync (DRAFT) |
The single sign-on (SSO) API allows individuals to log in to other systems and use those credentials to access LearningBuilder™. Single sign-on is usually implemented in circumstances in which a customer has an existing member management system and wishes most interactions to take place within that system. The mechanism ensures individuals are able to access LearningBuilder™ directly from their membership profile without logging on to a separate system.
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Component | Explanation | Comment |
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| A LearningBuilder™ sub-domain, usually the client’s acronym. | Custom URLs are acceptable. |
| The identifier of the visitor attempting to sign on to LearningBuilder™ through the external system. | See Secure Tokens. |
| A time stamp generated to establish the authentication token. | See Secure Tokens. |
| The encrypted token. | See Secure Tokens. |
| The landing page when sign-on is successful. This is useful if you want the user to land on a page other than their default landing page. A list of supported Success URLs is found on the |
Redirecting after SSO page. | Optional. If the URL to redirect to is for a page outside of LearningBuilder™, then the provided URL must be fully qualified, i.e. begin with 'HTTP://'. If not provided, the user will be taken to their default landing page. | |
| The landing page of the external system when sign-in is not successful. | Optional. If not provided, the user will be taken to the default error page. |
| Set to "true" if you are not using the Demographic Synchronization Service , or are testing and want to bypass it. | Optional. If true, the demographics synchronization will be skipped. |
Logging off from LearningBuilder™
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