SSO into AEM using
Magento IDP

This solution enables secure and unified authentication across Adobe Commerce (Magento), Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), and mobile applications.Adobe Commerce (Magento) acts as the Identity Provider (IdP), while AEM acts as the Service Provider (SP) to enable Single Sign-On (SSO). The integration uses OAuth-based tokens to securely manage login and access. A centralized login makes user management easier, improves security, and provides a consistent experience across all digital channels.

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Centralized Authentication with Magento as IdP

Adobe Commerce (Magento) acts as the Identity Provider, enabling users to authenticate once and securely access AEM and integrated applications without repeated logins.

OAuth 2.0 Token-Based Session Management

The solution uses Access Tokens, Refresh Tokens, and Customer Tokens to securely manage user sessions and ensure seamless login continuity across platforms.

Seamless Single Sign-On (SSO) Experience

Users can seamlessly navigate between the mobile application, AEM storefront, and Magento without re-authentication, ensuring a smooth and consistent user experience.

Enhanced Security and User Experience

Centralized token handling eliminates redundant login steps, improves session security, and reduces authentication complexity across digital channels.

Centralized Authentication with Magento as IdP

Adobe Commerce (Magento) acts as the OAuth 2.0 Identity Provider, enabling users to authenticate once and access AEM and connected applications without repeated logins.

OAuth 2.0 Token-Based Session Management

The solution uses Access Tokens, Refresh Tokens, and Customer Tokens to securely manage sessions and maintain seamless login continuity across platforms.

Seamless Single Sign-On (SSO) Experience

Users can move between the mobile app, AEM storefront, and Magento-powered commerce flows without re-authentication, ensuring a smooth and consistent user experience.

Enhanced Security and User Experience

Centralized token handling eliminates redundant login steps, improves session security, and reduces authentication complexity across digital channels.

Why Choose Adobe Experience Manager (AEM)

Scalable and Future-Ready Architecture

The OAuth-based identity layer is designed to support future integration with additional service providers, such as partner portals or LMS platforms.

Unified Logout Across Platforms

A single logout action from the mobile app or AEM revokes tokens at Adobe Commerce (Magento), ensuring the user is logged out across all connected platforms.

Silent Token Refresh for Uninterrupted Sessions

Expired access tokens are automatically refreshed using refresh tokens, allowing users to continue their sessions without manual re-authentication.

Secure Commerce Actions from AEM

AEM can securely interact with Adobe Commerce (Magento) APIs using OAuth tokens to support commerce-related actions and seamless user redirection without additional login prompts.

Consistent Profile & Preference Synchronization

The AIS middleware retrieves consumer profile data using the Adobe Commerce (Magento) customer ID through standard APIs, ensuring consistent profile information is available across the mobile app and AEM.

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Unified Authentication Across AEM, Mobile App, and Commerce

Unified Authentication Across AEM, Mobile App & Commerce

Managing multiple logins across AEM, mobile apps, and commerce storefronts can create friction for users. With Adobe Commerce (Magento) serving as the centralized IdP, authentication is streamlined into a one-time login process. OAuth tokens ensure secure session continuity, enabling users to move seamlessly between content and commerce experiences while maintaining a unified identity across platforms.

Magento Adobe Experience Manager | Mobile App & Commerce

Magento AEM SSO |Personalized Content Without Re-Login

Secure Commerce and Personalized Content Without Re-Login

After authentication, the consumer navigates from AEM content pages to commerce actions such as checkout, loyalty menu, or profile updates. AEM securely interacts with Adobe Commerce (Magento) APIs using the same OAuth tokens, while the AIS middleware retrieves the consumer profile by Adobe Commerce (Magento) Customer ID to deliver personalized content and preferences. This eliminates redundant authentication steps, maintains session continuity, and ensures a smooth, uninterrupted experience across content and commerce.

Frequently Asked Questions

Module Inquiries

Does miniOrange store any user data?

miniOrange does not store or transfer any data which is coming from the Identity provider (IdP) to the Magento. All the data remains within your premises / server.

Are the licenses a one-time payment or an annual subscription?

The extension licenses are subscription-based and need to be renewed annually. Renewing ensures you receive extension updates, including security patches and compatibility adjustments for the latest versions. The extension licenses are subscription based and you have to pay annually.

What is one instance?

A Magento instance refers to a single installation of a Magento site. It refers to each individual website where the extension is active. In the case of a single site Magento, each website will be counted as a single instance.

Do we need to purchase for all multisite/subsites?

No, you only need to pay for the sites where you want to activate the extension in your Magento multisite network.

Need seperate license for my non-production environment?

Yes, we have an instance based licensing policy. The extension's licencing is linked to the domain of the Magento instance, thus if you have a dev-staging-prod environment, you'll need three licences (with discounts applicable on pre-production environments).