What is the application panel

The Main function of the Authing application panel is to display the various applications required by the enterprise. Its significance for the enterprise lies in providing a single sign-on gathering place for employees to ensure information security and improve work efficiency.

Enterprise employees’ single sign-on (SSO) to various applications is based on the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) or Authing’s own developed Authing Secure Authentication.

This section describes terminal user operations

1. Log in to the Application panel

End users need to log in to Authing before accessing the application panel. First, the user needs to enter the login address URL of the application panel in the browser, such as org-name. Authing. cn (where org-name is the name of the company or organization). Next, the user needs to enter his username and password, or log in through a third-party account. If a user does not know his user name or forgets his password, he needs to contact the IT department of his enterprise, and the IT administrator will set up an Authing account for him or reset his password.

2. Add or uninstall applications

By default, the Apps panel displays all apps accessible to the user. Users can uninstall or add their own common applications at will to reduce the interference of unnecessary applications. Users can click the “Delete Application” button, or click the “Add Application” button, select the commonly used application in the pop-up window, and add it to the application panel with one click.

3. Update your personal information

On the far right of the top guide, users can click the “Personal Center” button to enter the user personal center and edit personal information.

This section describes operations performed by enterprise administrators

1. Install apps for team members

Enterprise administrator or the administrator with Authing console access (the administrator and add details visible collaboration administrator add user collaboration pool administrator | Authing document) login Authing, enter the console application > > applications > access authorization, click the “add license” and fill in the “authorization object”.

2. Configure the application panel

Enterprise administrators or administrators who have the Authing Console permission can choose Application > Application Panel > Configuration on the Console to configure the login and registration mode, customize the login box style, and enable multi-factor authentication on the Application panel.

2.1 configure the registry (docs. Authing. Cn/v2 / guides/a…

2.2 the custom login box style (docs. Authing. Cn/v2 / guides/a…

2.3 open the multi-factor authentication | Authing document (docs. Authing. Cn/v2 / guides/a…

2.4 add the registration agreement | Authing document (docs. Authing. Cn/v2 / guides/a…

3. View applications accessible to users or organizations

Administrators can view the list of applications accessible to users or organizations by accessing the Console > Applications > Applications Panel > Assigned Applications. Clicking on The app takes you to the app details page.

4. Enable application single sign-on

When an administrator successfully adds an integrated application, the application automatically enables the single sign-on (SSO) function. For a self-built application, administrators can choose Console > Application > Login Control to enable single sign-on (SSO) for the application. After SSO is enabled, the application is displayed on the application panel of the terminal user.