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×Support for integrating SSO for a decoupled Drupal site i.e. allowing your users to login to the Drupal backend as well as the front-end application
Configure multiple Providers to perform Single Sign-On (SSO) into Drupal and authenticate different groups of users with different Providers
Drupal OAuth Client module allows Auto-create User in Drupal after doing SSO with the user credentials if the user is not already present in Drupal User list
Configure the URL wherever you want to redirect users after login or after logout in OAuth Client
Helps you to get user roles and attributes from your OAuth Server and map them to Drupal user roles and attributes (firstname, lastname, etc)
We can customize the Drupal SSO flow for any OAuth & OpenID Connect provider according to your requirements to login into your Drupal site
Restrict access to the content of a page or post which only can be accessed if the user has authenticated with the OAuth / OpenID Connect Provider
Restrict the user login based on configured domains. You can allow/deny the user login based on email domain
Restrict site to logged in user. Here, enabling restrict site to logged in user will auto redirect the user to OAuth Provider's login page if user is not already logged in
Support for the ID Token signature validation and retrieval of the user attributes from it to log in the user on the Drupal site
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Auto fill OAuth server configuration | ||||
Basic Attribute Mapping (Email, Username) | ||||
Support for Authorization Code Grant | ||||
Export Configuration | ||||
Import Configuration | ||||
Auto Create users | ||||
Advance Attribute Mapping (Username, Email, First name, Custom Attribute etc.) | ||||
Custom Redirect URL after login and logout | ||||
Basic Role Mapping (Set default role for new users) | ||||
Advance Role Mapping | ||||
Force authentication / Protect complete site | ||||
OpenId Connect Support(Login using OpenId Connect Server) | ||||
Support for Implicit Grant | ||||
Support for Password grant | ||||
Unlimited OAuth Provider Supported* | ||||
Support for Headless integration** | ||||
Domain specific registration | ||||
Support to set Access and ID tokens in session and cookies** | ||||
Role based restriction for SSO login | ||||
Compatible with the Drupal Groups module** | ||||
Compatible with the Drupal Profile module** | ||||
Dynamic Callback URL | ||||
Page Restriction | ||||
Development Hooks | ||||
Support for PKCE flow | Login Reports / Analytics | Login Button Customization |
A Drupal instance refers to a single installation of a Drupal site. It refers to each individual website where the module is active. In the case of multisite/subsite Drupal setup, each site with a separate database will be counted as a single instance. For eg. If you have the dev-staging-prod type of environment then you will require 3 licenses of the module (with additional discounts applicable on pre-production environments). Contact us at drupalsupport@xecurify.com for bulk discounts.
*Multiple OAuth Providers Supported.
There is an additional cost for the OAuth Providers if the number of OAuth Provider is more than 1.
**Supported in Drupal 8/9/10 only.
These features are only available in Drupal 8/9/10 modules.
Credit cards (American Express, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa) - If the payment is made through Credit Card/International Debit Card, the license will be created automatically once the payment is completed.
Our primary focus is on providing secure Identity and Access Management solutions around a variety of popular use-cases such as Single Sign On, Two-factor Authentication (TFA/MFA), User Provisioning, LDAP, REST API Authentication, and much more. You can read other case studies that showcase our solutions.
We had to implement single sign-on functioning to the site while also performing syncing operations from their Identity provider to the Drupal site through System for Cross-Domain Identity Management(SCIM)
Read moreOne Headless Drupal website acting as a Service Provider and another Headless Drupal website acting as the Identity Provider.
Read moreConfiguring SSO using the OAuth PKCE Protocol on a complex Decoupled Drupal Website using a custom, widely popular Identity Provider (IdP)
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