Reviewing/Changing an Account Profile in Wasabi Account Control Manager
    • 06 Dec 2024
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    Reviewing/Changing an Account Profile in Wasabi Account Control Manager

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    Reviewing an Account Profile

    Each account that you create has a profile. All WACM platform users (Admins, Staff, and Viewers) can personalize their account.

    By clicking the Account tab, you access the account profile. 

    Here is an example of an account profile. 

    This page is divided into the following sections: 

    • Account Information
    • WACM Connect API Key
    • Contact Information
    • Business Information
    • SSO (Single Sign On)
    • SCIM Token

    Changing an Account Profile

    You can update the Account, Contact, and Business information in your profile. The fields are self-explanatory.

    Enabling and Configuring Single Sign On (SSO)

    If you want to use the Single Sign On feature:

    1. Enable the SSO at the bottom of the Account Information page.
    2. Click Start SSO Configuration.  

    3. Enter your organization name, which is a unique identifier that you and your users will use when signing in to Wasabi using SSO.

    4. Click Add Organization.
      The organization name is displayed along with a drop-down menu to select the SSO connection:

    5. Click the SSO Connection drop-down to select the connection type. You can select one of these protocols:
      • SAML
      • OPEN ID

    SAML Connection

    If you select SAML, a screen similar to the following is displayed. Work through the instructions on the screen.

    1. enter the Sign In URL (Callback URL) and Sign Out URL (optional). Then click Browse File, and choose the X509 Signing Certificate .pem file. Finally, review and complete the IDP configuration.

    2. If you select OPEN ID, enter the Discovery Endpoint and Client ID information. You may need to configure the OIDC issuer with the callback URL as well. 


    3. After entering all information, click Save Connection.
    4. Scroll down and notice that you can define roles for the connection. The types of roles are described at the bottom of the screen. For example: When SSO is configured, a user can sign in with SSO on the Welcome screen:

    Deleting an SSO Configuration

    1. On the SSO Configuration panel, click Delete SSO Configuration.
    2. Type DELETE and then click Delete to confirm.



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