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Identity as a Service:Salesforce SSO

Last Updated:Sep 30, 2025

This article provides a guide for configuring Salesforce SSO on IDaaS.

App introduction

Salesforce is a SaaS platform offering customer relationship management software and applications with a focus on sales, customer service, marketing automation, analytics, and application development.

Configuration steps

1. Create application

Navigate to Applications - Add Application - Marketplace and select the Salesforce template. Confirm the application's name to create a new app.

You will be automatically redirected to the SSO configuration page.

Below, IDaaS provides a list of attributes required by Salesforce.

Download the certificate to upload to Salesforce later.

2. Configure Salesforce SSO

2.1. Go to SSO settings

Log in to the Salesforce admin panel and click the gear icon at the top right to access Settings.

Go to SETTINGS - Identity - Single Sign-On Settings.

Note

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2.2. SAML configuration

Click New.

The form contains several fields, but focus on the following:

Attribute

Alias

Comments

Name

-

Fixed Value: IDaaS。You may enter as you want.

API Name

-

Fixed Value: IDaaS。You may enter as you want.

Issuer

IDP Entity ID

AKA IDP Entity ID.

Retrieved from IDaaS Application Settings.

Entity ID

ESP Entity ID

AKA SP Entity ID.

Retrieved from IDaaS Application Settings.

Identity Provider Certificate

Public Key Certificate

Retrieved from IDaaS Application Settings.

Identity Provider Login URL

Also called IdP Sign-in URL、SAML SSO URL etc.

Retrieved from IDaaS Application Settings.

After saving successfully, you will be redirected to the settings page. Copy the Login URL to paste into IDaaS later.

2.3. Enable SAML SSO

Return to the Salesforce SSO configuration to enable SAML SSO.

Click Edit on the SSO main page and enable SAML SSO.

3. Configure SSO in IDaaS

Return to the IDaaS page.

Paste the Login URL from Salesforce.

For testing purposes, select All Users for Authorization.

Save the settings to complete the configuration process.

4. Try

You can now attempt to SSO into Salesforce.

Log in to the IDaaS user portal with an authorized user account. Click the Salesforce icon to initiate SSO.