Skillmine Auth - Documentation
  • Introduction
  • Get started
    • Create and integrate the first application
    • Customize sign-in experience
    • Enable social sign-in
    • Configuring the SSO (Single Sign On):
  • Protect your API
    • Protect your API on Node(Express)
    • Protect your API on Python
    • Protect your API on Spring Boot
  • Manage users
    • Manage users using Admin Console
    • Manage users using Management API
  • Auth Architecture
  • SSO Dashboard
  • SSO Application
  • Blueprints
  • Groups & Permissions
    • User Roles
    • Permissions
    • Group Category
    • Group
  • Workflow
    • Workflow
    • Manage Request
  • Settings
    • Authentication Methods
    • Schemas
    • Consent Management
    • Password Policy
    • CAPTCHA's
    • Site Group
    • Messaging Template
      • Built-In Template
      • Custom Template
    • Webhook Settings
    • Connectors
    • Device Restriction
    • MFA
      • End User Configuration Guide
      • End User Usage
    • MFA Settings
    • Payment Gateway
      • Providers
      • Payment Flows
      • Payment History
    • Open Id Connect Setttings
      • Client Settings
      • Scopes
    • SCIM
  • You don't need a user table
  • Localization
  • API Resource
  • Users
    • Search Users
    • Invite User
    • Create User
    • Bulk User Operations
      • Creation
      • Updation
      • Deletion
      • Reset Password
  • Report
    • User Report
    • Captcha Failure Report
    • Inactive users report
    • Provider wise Report
    • Webhook Report
    • Notification Report
    • Audit Trail Report
    • Mac Restriction Report
    • RADIUS Audit Trail Report
  • Social identities
  • References
    • OpenID Connect
  • Usecases
    • ECommerce Site Integration
    • Groups & Roles Integration
    • Custom Provider Integration
    • Salesforce Integration
  • Connectors
    • Office365
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Connectors

Connectors serve as integration points within the Skillmine Auth project, allowing the system to communicate with different identity providers and efficiently manage user data migration or synchronization. These connectors are designed to streamline the authentication process by interfacing with external systems.

Purpose

The primary purpose of connectors is to establish a connection between the authenticator project and various identity providers, enabling the smooth flow of user information. This functionality is essential for scenarios such as onboarding new users, updating existing user data, or migrating users from one identity provider to another.

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