Configure a Salesforce authentication provider so your users can log in to your custom external web app using their Salesforce credentials. Configuring a Salesforce authentication provider involves these high-level steps. Test the connection. Add the authentication provider to …

Verify your identity with the tap of a finger while using any Salesforce product that requires MFA. You can also use the app with other online accounts that support time-based one-time password (TOTP) authenticator apps.

Auth.AuthToken provides two methods to retrieve access tokens. One is getAccessToken, which obtains a single access token. Use this method if the user ID is mapped to a single third-party user.

Configure a Salesforce authentication provider so your users can log in to your custom external web app using their Salesforce credentials. Configuring a Salesforce authentication provider involves these high-level steps. Add the authentication provider to your login page.

OAuth 2.0 is an open protocol that authorizes secure data sharing between applications through the exchange of tokens. For instructions to configure a connected app, see Create a Connected App in Salesforce Help. Specifically, follow the steps in Enable OAuth Settings for API Integration.

Salesforce Authenticator is an intelligent, mobile two-factor authentication app that delivers enterprise-class security, while providing simplicity and convenience to your end users. With Salesforce Authenticator, it’s even easier for employees to access business-critical apps through simple push notifications.

Log in using Basic (Username-Password) or OAuth 2.0 authentication. OAuth does not require sharing passwords, but will require authorizing salesforcer as a connected app to view and manage your organization.

OAuth authorization flows grant a client application restricted access to protected resources on a resource server. Each OAuth flow offers a different process for approving access to a client app, but in general the flows consist of three main steps. To initiate an authorization flow, a client app requests access to a protected resource.

You can authorise an org in sfdx via this command sfdx force:auth:web:login -r https://customer1customdomain.lightning.force.com -a customer1 When the org is SSO-enabled, I can only login by bypa...

In this post we will talk about different OAuth flows available in Salesforce and consideration while deciding which one to use. You’ve likely heard of OAuth but what exactly is it? How is it used in Salesforce and where does it fit in with other protocols like SAML?