| acsUrl |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
-
Required. The assertion consumer service (ACS) URL from the third-party service provider. The ACS
URL is the endpoint where the service provider
receives SAML responses from Salesforce.
|
| certificate |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- A security certificate that the third-party service provider uses to sign SAML requests.
Include this field only if your service provider signs
SAML requests and you also want to use a service
provider-initiated SAML flow.
If you
include a certificate, Salesforce requires that all
SAML requests from the service provider are signed.
If you don't include a certificate, Salesforce
accepts all SAML requests, whether or not they're
signed.
|
| commaSeparatedPermissionSet |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- A comma-separated list of permission set IDs that defines the user permissions required
for an end user to use the SAML SSO flow. The permission
sets that you specify here apply to the entire app, not
just its SAML configuration.
|
| commaSeparatedProfile |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- A comma-separated list of profile IDs that defines the profiles required for an end
user to use the SAML SSO flow. Like permission sets,
profiles define user permissions. The profiles that you
specify here apply to the entire app, not just its SAML
configuration. We recommend that you use permission sets
to manage user permissions instead of profiles.
|
| customAttributes |
- Field Type
- ExtlClntAppSamlConfigurablePoliciesAttribute[]
- Description
- Custom attributes that you can use to send more information about the user in SAML
responses. For example, send information about the
user's country. The service provider can use the
information to validate the user's identity.
|
| encryptionCertificate |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- A certificate that's used to encrypt SAML assertions that Salesforce sends to the service
provider. Use an X.509 certificate that's saved in your
Certificate and Key Management settings. To get the
certificate, work with a certificate provider. If you
include an encryptionCertificate,
make sure that your service provider is configured to
decrypt SAML assertions.
|
| encryptionType |
- Field Type
- ExtlClntAppSamlEncryptType
- Description
- If you include an encryptionCertificate to encrypt SAML assertions,
the encryptionType field specifies
the encryption method. When the service provider
receives SAML assertions from Salesforce, it detects
this method and decrypts it.
- These values are valid.
-
AES_128—Advanced Encryption Standard
(AES) encryption algorithm with a 128-bit
cryptographic key.
-
AES_256—AES
encryption algorithm with a 256-bit cryptographic
key.
For more information about AES encryption from the
National Institute of Standards and Technology, see
https://www.nist.gov/publications/advanced-encryption-standard-aes-0.
|
| entityUrl |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
-
Required. The entity ID from the third-party service provider. The entity ID is a globally unique
ID that Salesforce uses to recognize the service
provider.
|
| externalClientApplication |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
-
Required. The label for the parent
ExternalClientApplication.
|
| issuer |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- Specifies the URI from which Salesforce sends SAML responses. The service provider uses
this value to confirm that the response came from
Salesforce. If you don't include this field, Salesforce
uses your My Domain by default. Include this field to
specify a different value, such as an Experience Cloud
site URL.
|
| label |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- A name for your external client app SAML policies configuration.
|
| nameIdFormat |
- Field Type
- ExtlClntAppNameIdFormatType
- Description
- Specifies the format of the user's SSO identifier (dictated by the value of the
subjectType field) in SAML
messages. So that the service provider can recognize the
user, the name ID format that Salesforce uses for SAML
responses must match the format that the service
provider uses. Get this value from your service
provider.
- These values are valid.
-
Unspecified
(default)—No format.
-
EmailAddress—The user's identifier is
formatted as an email address.
-
Persistent—The user's identifier is in an
opaque format. Only Salesforce and the service
provider can recognize it. The identifier doesn't
change based on context.
-
Transient—Like the Persistent identifier, the user's
identifier is in an opaque format. But Transient identifiers
are temporary values that can change.
|
| signingAlgorithmType |
- Field Type
- ExtlClntAppSamlSignAlgoType
- Description
- The signing algorithm that Salesforce uses to secure SAML messages. The signing algorithm
generates a signature by hashing the private key that's
stored in the certificate.
Salesforce includes this signature in the SAML
response—in both the response body and in the SAML
assertion. When the service provider receives SAML
responses, it validates the signature. Salesforce also
applies this algorithm to single logout requests and
responses.
- These values are valid.
-
SHA1—Secure
Hash Algorithm (SHA) 1 algorithm, which generates
a 160-bit hash value.
-
SHA256—SHA-256 algorithm,which generates
a 256-bit hash value.
|
| singleLogoutBindingType |
- Field Type
- ExtlClntAppSamlBindingType
- Description
- The SAML HTTP binding type that the service provider uses when it initiates single
logout. The binding type determines how the service
provider transfers HTTP information to Salesforce. These
values are valid.
-
PostBinding–The service provider uses
POST requests for single logout.
-
RedirectBinding—The service provider
sends single logout requests through the browser
via GET requests.
|
| singleLogoutUrl |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- The SAML single logout endpoint on the service provider. When Salesforce initiates single
logout, it sends logout requests to this endpoint.
|
| startUrl |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- A URL where users are directed after they authenticate.
For example, direct users to a specific page in the
service provider app.
- Deprecated. Use the startUrl field
on the ExtlClntAppConfigurablePolicies metadata
type instead.
|
| subjectCustomAttribute |
- Field Type
- string
- Description
- If the subjectType is CustomAttribute, specify which field you
want to use to identify the user. Choose an existing
field on the User object, or create a custom User
field.
|
| subjectType |
- Field Type
- ExtlClntAppSamlSubjectType
- Description
- Specifies the user's SSO identifier. These values are valid.
-
Username—The user's Salesforce
username.
-
FederationId—The user's federation ID, which
maps to the
FederationIdentifier—A field
on the User object. The federation ID can be any
value as long as both Salesforce and the service
provider can recognize it. For example, get a
value from the service provider and then specify
it in Salesforce.
-
UserId—The
user's 15-character Salesforce user ID.
-
CustomAttribute—An identifier that's
taken from a custom field value. Specify the
custom field in the
subjectCustomAttribute
field.
-
PersistentId—An opaque identifier that
only Salesforce and the service provider
recognize.
|