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| − | The Bright Pattern ''Identity Provider API Specification'' describes the methods and responses of the Identity Provider API, which service providers can use to enable single sign-on (SSO) functionality for | + | The Bright Pattern ''Identity Provider API Specification'' describes the methods and responses of the Identity Provider API, which service providers can use to enable single sign-on (SSO) functionality for Bright Pattern Contact Center. |
| − | SSO allows users to | + | SSO allows users to keep an open session for a web application. With SSO enabled, users no longer have to type their username and password more than once. |
For general information about contact center management, see the [[service-provider-guide/Purpose|Bright Pattern Contact Center Service Provider Guide]]. For information about contact center configuration, see the [[contact-center-administrator-guide/Purpose|Contact Center Administrator Guide]]. | For general information about contact center management, see the [[service-provider-guide/Purpose|Bright Pattern Contact Center Service Provider Guide]]. For information about contact center configuration, see the [[contact-center-administrator-guide/Purpose|Contact Center Administrator Guide]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 29 August 2018
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About
The Bright Pattern Identity Provider API Specification describes the methods and responses of the Identity Provider API, which service providers can use to enable single sign-on (SSO) functionality for Bright Pattern Contact Center.
SSO allows users to keep an open session for a web application. With SSO enabled, users no longer have to type their username and password more than once.
For general information about contact center management, see the Bright Pattern Contact Center Service Provider Guide. For information about contact center configuration, see the Contact Center Administrator Guide.
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