Hi Emilien,
Thanks! Once federation is enabled it means that anyone with an email address in that domain will be forwarded for authentication to the IdP associated with that domain. Any user level control (e.g. account status, password control etc.) will need to be configured on the IdP owned by the domain. If your question relates to the provision of Trimble application licenses to specific email addresses, that process is the same for federated and non-federated users, using the Trimble tools (e.g. License Manager for example, depending on your solution).
I hope that answers your question.
Best regards,
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Mark Kellaway
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-21-2025 08:51
From: Emilien Coustillas
Subject: Federate with Trimble Identity to simplify user account management and login
Hi Mark,
Thank you for the information, it's really interesting.
Does the federation give access to everyone on the domain or it will still be possible to administrate a limited group of user inside the domain ?
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Emilien Coustillas
Original Message:
Sent: 01-20-2025 18:57
From: Mark Kellaway
Subject: Federate with Trimble Identity to simplify user account management and login
Hi Everyone,
For those of you with your own domain, take a look at this blog to see how connecting your identity provider (IdP) to Trimble Identity (TID) simplifies access to Trimble applications and enhances security. Learn how to implement single sign-on (SSO), improve user experience, and reduce password-related risks.
Contact your Trimble partner for more information.
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Mark Kellaway
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