Fusion Applications Technology: Primary Note on Fusion Federation (Doc ID 1484345.1)

Last updated on MAY 18, 2023

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 This Master Notes will reference to Knowledge documents related with Federation SSO technology used in Oracle Fusion Cloud. This document will contain reference to various docs like Configuring Identity Synchronization in Oracle Fusion Cloud Services, Integrating OIF Identity Provider with OIF Service Provider in SaaS Environments and Integrating ADFS Identity Provider with OIF Service Provider in SaaS Environments.

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Announcement

• SSO Overview Training - Fusion 11g Release 5 (11.1.5.0.0) TOI: SaaS SSO using Identity Federation
• Federation SSO for Oracle Fusion Cloud Services Announcement
• Oracle Identity Federation product white paper
• New SSO Feature in fusion release 7 and above
• SSO Configuration become self service in release 19B

Architecture Overview

• Co-existence and SSO: Overview and Implementation
• Co-Existence and SSO: The SSO Enablement Process for Public Cloud Customers

Implementation in Oracle Cloud Environment

• Configuring Identity Synchronization in Oracle Fusion HCM Cloud Services
• Importing Resources, Configuring Identity Synchronization, and Setting up Federated Single Sign-On in Oracle Sales Cloud
• Integrating Oracle Identity Federation 11g with Fusion SAML Service Provider in Oracle Cloud Environments
• Integrating Active Directory Federation Services 2.0 with Oracle Fusion SAML Service Provider in Oracle Cloud Environment
• ADFS 3.0 Identity Provider Integration with a SaaS OIF/SP
• Support for FTAP Mobility Solutions

Customers who use Federation SSO to access Fusion Applications can now use Fusion TAP, a native iOS application, to access Oracle Cloud Services. Fusion TAP v2.5.1+ can be used to access the Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud. Access to the Sales Cloud is planned for Fusion TAP v2.6.0.

•  Support for Oracle Sales Cloud for Outlook SSO

Customers who use Oracle Sales Cloud for Outlook can now access Fusion CRM using their local credentials, which are federated with Fusion CRM through an onPremise Security Token Service (STS).  In Rel 7.0 and above, customers can use either ADFS 2.0 STS or OSTS 11g to integrate with Fusion.

• OutLook Plug-in Requirements
• Integrating Oracle Security Token Service 11g with Oracle Fusion SOAP Web Services
• Integrating Active Directory Federation Services 2.0 with Oracle Fusion SOAP Web Services

After Fusion Release 19B, customer can self configure SSO in security console, when fusion is used as Service Provider (SP)

For Fusion Release 19A and before or you need configure fusion as Identity Provider (IDP), Customer need open SR

   Refer: Oracle Applications Cloud Service Single Sign On Enablement: Doc ID: 2100578.1