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This article describes how to configure a pre-login process for Smart ID Self-Service. A pre-login process can be executed from the login page without being signed in. For example, this is useful when you need to reset the password for your account.
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title | Configure pre-login process |
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The process itself can be an ordinary BPMN process, but with one limitation: forms on the start task are not supported for pre-login. However, it is recommended to configure at least one user task in the pre-login process. To make a process visible on the Smart ID Self-Service login page: In Identity Manager Admin, go to Home > Process Import. Select a process, for example, 'BaseProcUSSPForgetPassword', and double-click to open it. Go to the Permissions tab. - Select Start process, and add the 'preLoginProcessUSSPUser' to be able to start the process in Smart ID Self-Service.
Select Show in Self-Service, and add the 'preLoginProcessUSSPUser' to be able to see this process in Smart ID Self-Service. Note |
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There is a preconfigured internal user in Identity Manager called 'preLoginProcessUSSPUser', which is responsible for the visibility of pre-login processes in Smart ID Self-service. See Home > User Administration in Identity Manager Admin, see also Set permissions from Identity Manager users or roles.
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- Click Save.
The process, 'BaseProcUSSPForgetPassword' in this example, will now be displayed on the Smart ID Self-Service login page. Note |
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It is possible to configure multiple pre-login processes. All processes with the corresponding permissions will be visible on the Smart ID Self-Service login screen. |
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