1. Account Administration
  2. Authentication
  3. Outbound Single Sign-on (SuiteSignOn)
  4. Editing SuiteSignOn Records

Editing SuiteSignOn Records

After a SuiteSignOn record has been created, users with the SuiteSignOn permission can edit this record as needed.

If you make changes to a SuiteSignOn record after it has been bundled and distributed, you must update the bundle in the source account, and inform bundle users of the change, so they can update their installations to get the latest version.

To edit a SuiteSignOn record:

  1. Go to Setup > Integration > SuiteSignOn, and click Edit for a record.

  2. Make changes as needed. For details about definitions that can be edited, see:

Note:

The SuiteSignOn records in a sandbox account that were copied from your production account after the sandbox refresh, does not have the Change ID button.

Notes about Modifying the Shared Secret

  • You cannot change the shared secret value unless you are the creator of the SuiteSignOn record.

  • If you change the shared secret after your SuiteSignOn solution has been installed in other accounts, you cause this password to change for all instances of the SuiteSignOn integration across all accounts in both the production and sandbox domains. So, for example, if you modify the shared secret on a SuiteSignOn record in a sandbox account, it is changed in production accounts as well.

  • See Additional Shared Secret Requirements If Using PLAINTEXT for more information about requirements for the shared secret.

Disabling a SuiteSignOn Integration

You can mark a SuiteSignOn integration as inactive either on the record itself, by checking the Inactive box, or on the SuiteSignOn list page, by checking the Show Inactives box, then checking the Inactive box for the record. When a SuiteSignOn record is inactive, any subtab connection points do not appear, and portlet scripts and Suitelets return errors.

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