Overview
This article explains how administrators responsible for the initial configuration and operational management of Access Control can add Service Provider settings to configure single sign-on with services.
Notes
- The content of this article is based on product specifications as of November 2026 and is subject to change without notice.
- Viewing the actual screens or modifying settings requires Global Administrator privileges for Access Control.
-
There is no limit to the number of Service Provider settings that can be created. Therefore, you can configure SSO settings for cloud services without any limit on the number of configurations.
However, up to 10 on-premises web services can be connected using HENNGE Connect.
About the Limit on the Number of Services Connected with HENNGE Connect
Procedure
-
Access the Access Control Administration Console.
For information on how to access the Administration Console, refer to the following article.
[Access Control] How to Log in to the Administration -
From the left menu of the Access Control Administration Console, navigate to [Users]-[Service Provider Settings].
-
Click [Add Service].
-
Click [Add Service].
For the SSO configuration manual for each service, refer to the following page.
Single Sign-On Manuals
SAML Response Configuration Procedure
-
From the left menu of the Access Control Administration Console, navigate to [System]-[Service Provider Settings].
-
Click the Target service.
-
At the bottom of the displayed screen, click [Attribute Settings]-[+Add Attribute].
-
In the [Attribute] field, enter the attribute name specified by the destination Service Provider.
-
Click the [Value] field, then select the configured custom user attribute from the displayed drop-down list.
The content of [Value] can be configured using a combination of user attributes, custom user attributes, and arbitrary strings. -
Click [Apply Changes].
Translation Disclaimer
This article has been automatically translated from the original Japanese version for your convenience.
While we strive to ensure accuracy, we cannot guarantee its reliability or completeness.
In the event of any discrepancies or questions regarding the content, the official Japanese version shall prevail.