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Login services that are allowed for logging into the application are configured on this section. While Emakin provides its own login service, it also supports integration with various login services. You can configure as many login methods as you want, customize their display name on the login page and enable/disable anytime.

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Login Service

Select a login service from the dropdown. The provided login services are as follows:

  • Emakin is the built-in login service of Emakin. It comes configured by default on all applications.
  • Active Directory allows you to integrate with your active directory service to use for authentication.
  • Google allows you to integrate with Google login service to use for  authenticatio.
  • Office365 allows you to use Office365 login service for authentication.
  • Linkedin allows you to integrate with Linkedin login service to use for authentication.
  • E-Devlet allows you to integrate with E-Devlet login service to use for authentication.

Name

Name to be displayed on login page for the login method.

Is Enabled?

Enable/disable the login method with this option.

Allow select in login page?

Configure the login method as available or hidden on the login page.

Client Id

Client Id to authenticate with external login service. Leave empty for Emakin login service.

Client Secret

Client Secret to authenticate with external login service. Leave empty for Emakin login service.

Service Callback

This option specifies which URL will be called back after returning from service authentication to the application.

Provided options are:

  • Application callback calls back the application URL.
  • Domain callback calls back the specific domain URL which the request was made from.

Scopes

Scope specifies the permission scope that is requested from the login service. See related login service documentation for further information.



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