There are a few options available to manage users in your organization that will not be included in your SSO system.
These instructions are for organizations who use SSO and have created external users in their organization. External users are considered those who do not use your email domain.
Things to note:
Choose one option below to ensure external users can login with their username and password, rather than your company's SSO.
Find out if the user has a separately registered Aconex organization. Raise a service request and ask Oracle to change the user's home organization to the separately registered Aconex organization.
You'll need to provide:
Note: The user doesn't necessarily need an account in the separate organization, but it's important that their home organization is set correctly to ensure they use the appropriate login flow.
Configure your Identity Provider Policy rule to support both Username-Passsword and SSO at login. This allows all users in your organization (including external users) to choose if they want to use their username and password or SSO to access Aconex.
Register a separate Aconex organization to manage the home organization for your non-SSO users.
Note: The organization will not have any user accounts (except for the Org Admins). The new organization is created to manage the login process for your non-SSO users. The person who registers the new organization should be an Org Admin from the main organization. This ensures they have permission to change the home organization.
How do I create a Lobby account for non-SSO users?
Do I need to create new Aconex accounts in the new external organization?
No, only Org Admin users need to be created so they have access to set the home organization.
Do I need to send documents to the new accounts for the non-SSO users?
No. Your existing processes in Aconex will stay the same. The external organization will not have any user accounts (except for the Org Admins). The new organization is only created to set the home organization and ensure the non-SSO users are logging into Aconex with their username and password and not SSO.