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To set up Single Sign-On authentication, configure your identity provider, and then add a matching configuration in ABBYY FlexiCapture.

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Set up the identity provider

1

Create an application

Create an application in the identity provider. If several tenants are used, create a separate application for each.
2

Enable Single Sign-On

Enable the Single Sign-On authentication method in the identity provider.
3

Specify the assertion URL

In the identity provider settings, specify the URL that ABBYY FlexiCapture uses to receive the assertion message after successful authentication.
4

Save the certificate and URL

Save the public certificate in Base64 format, and save the URL that the application uses to access the external identity provider.

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Configure ABBYY FlexiCapture

Set up the required parameters in the Administration and Monitoring Console.
Only the ABBYY FlexiCapture administrator can add and configure Single Sign-On on the default tenant. On other tenants, tenant administrators can configure Single Sign-On.
1

Launch the console

Launch the Administration and Monitoring Console.
2

Open the Single Sign-On settings

Go to Settings → Single Sign-On.
3

Add a configuration

Click Add Configuration.
4

Specify the parameters

In the dialog box that opens, specify the required parameters:
  • Name – The name of the external identity provider that is contacted when the user clicks the Log in with [IdP Name] button.
  • Reference – The URL used to access the server of the external identity provider.
  • Upload Image File – The path to the image used for the new button (images in .svg, .jpg, and .png formats are supported).
  • Upload Certificate File – The path to the public certificate.
5

Save the configuration

Click OK. The new configuration is added to the list. To change it, click Edit.
You can specify multiple identity providers.
As a result, the Log in with [IdP Name] button appears on the station’s login page. To use ABBYY FlexiCapture, users must have the appropriate permissions. For more information about accounts and permissions, see User roles and permissions.