User Integration Page

If your site enables OAuth functionality, the CRM/idP tab has a Login field and either a Generate Token or Revoke Token button. For more information on OAuth, see the topic OAuth 2.0 Secure Login Functionality.

• For Salesforce Integration, the Organization Name displays one (or more) enabled Salesforce connections for the user.

• A valid login must be entered in the Login field for a token to be successfully generated for each user.
• The Password field does not appear if the passwords are not stored in Oracle CPQ for authentication with OAuth. For example, the User Integration page with a Salesforce integration will not include the Password field.
  • If an OAuth token is not currently stored for a user, the page has a Generate Token button.
    • Click Generate Token to manually generate an OAuth token, save it in CPQ, and link it with that user.
    • When Generate Token is clicked, the user is redirected to the third party login page (i.e. Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, etc.) to enter valid credentials.
      • If the login is successful, the user will be redirected back to the User Integration page and the necessary token will be generated and saved for that user login.
      • If the login is not successful, the user must use their browser’s Back button to return to the Oracle CPQ site; the necessary token will not be generated for that user login.
  Manually generating an OAuth token for a user starts a partner login session with that user’s credentials. The admin must log out of the partner login session before manually generating a token for another user.
  • If an OAuth token is currently stored for the user, the page has a Revoke Token button to explicitly revoke that user’s token.

    • When Revoke Token is clicked, the OAuth token linked with that user is deleted from CPQ.

      The Login field is cleared and the Generate Token button reappears on the User Integration page.

    If a user’s token is revoked within the Oracle CPQ site, that user will no longer be able to access the Oracle CPQ site from the partner organization. Further action may be required by an admin within the partner organization to completely invalidate a user’s OAuth token.
    

• Tokens can be regenerated in two ways:
  • Manually, by re-entering the user login and clicking Generate Token.

  • Automatically, if a user accesses Oracle CPQ from the partner organization. For example if a user within Salesforce accesses Oracle CPQ, a token can automatically regenerate for that user.

    The presence of the Revoke Token button does not mean the token previously generated for that user is still valid.

If your site uses current CRM authentication instead of OAuth, the CRM tab has Login and Password fields and a Check button.

• A valid partner login must be entered in the Login field for the user to access Oracle CPQ from the partner organization. This has not changed from the previous release of CPQ.
• If a user will perform any integration actions directly from CPQ, such as synchronizing Parts information, the Password field must contain that user’s partner organization password as well as the partner organization Security Token (if required by partner organization authentication settings).
• When clicked, the Check button validates that the Login/Password combination is correct. Consistent with current functionality, the Check button does not perform a save or log the user in to the partner organization.
• When clicked, the Save button saves the credentials, but does not perform a validation.

To register a user login for external OAuth, perform the following steps:

1. Navigate to User Integration page.
2. Perform one of the following to access the user integration:

   • As a user, click the My Profile icon in the Navigation menu to open the My Profile page then click User Integration at the bottom of the page.

     

     Note: The My Profile > User Integration path is only available for editing the user's external login if there is a CRM integration or the current user is an administrator with appropriate user administration permissions.

   • As an administrator, click Internal Users from the Admin Home page. Click on the user login link to open the User Administration page then click User Integration at the bottom of the page.

3. Enter valid login in the Login field.

   

   Note: If the site is integrated with a CRM partner (i.e. Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, or Oracle CX Sales) where both inbound and outbound integration is required, a required Password field displays in the Customer Relationship Management / Identity Provider panel.

4. Click Save.
5. Click Back to return to the previous page.