Configure Common Cloud Services Secrets settings

Configure the Common Cloud Services (CCS) Secrets settings using the authentication credentials you received from the service provider.

Before you begin 

• Make sure that the 2021R1 Cloud Configuration feature flag is enabled

• Make sure you have the Configure Common Cloud Services security privilege (available from the Framework - System Management Module that allows performing suite-wide system management activities from a single, Web-based application, the Enterprise Manager. - Feature Settings privileges on the Roles Setup page)

• Register WFO client on authorization server

Procedure 

1. Go to System Management. Under General Settings, select Feature Settings.

2. Select the Common Cloud Services tab.

   

3. In a multi-tenant environment, from the list of Tenants on the left, select the tenant for whom you are configuring the Common Cloud Services.

4. To activate the authentication credentials, move the Active slider to on. When turned on, the client automatically uses the settings configured to access the cloud application or service.

5. Configure the values returned by the service provider:

   • Application (client) ID: The ID that uniquely identifies your application or service.

   • Client Secret: The string value for your application or service to use as a password instead of a certificate to identity itself.

   • Directory (tenant) ID: The URL of the authorization server that generates the access tokens for the cloud applications or service to consume.

6. To verify that the configuration is valid, click Test in the upper right corner of the page.

7. To save the settings, click Save in the upper right corner of the page.