How to use Curio SSO?

Steps to follow

Contact us to know your team_uid and your secret associated to your organization that is necessary for the configuration.

Once you have these two identifiers generate a token.

create_sso_token(secret, today, url=''):

string = secret + today

if url:

string += url

return make_md5(string)

Create a token. Enter your secret code, today's date (in the format YYYYMMDD) to access the Curio home page.

Below, January 1st, 2021 is used as an example:

create_sso_token("427eafb6-1065-4f13-b281-f11e179e0cd0", "20210101", "")

And / Or

Create a token. Enter your secret code, today's date (in the format YYYYMMDD) to access a specific catalogue item:

Below, January 1st, 2021 is used as an example:

create_sso_token("427eafb6-1065-4f13-b281-f11e179e0cd0", "20210101", "fr/catalogue/5c325a00-a5aa-4321-9a94-6b33bb72fea1")

Once the token is generated, you must insert the token and the team_uid in the SSO URL to access Curio

If you have generated a token to access the Curio homepage:

Or If you have generated a token with url for specific item:

Team UID: A UID (Universal Unique Identifier) provided to your team by Curio when you sign up for the SSO service.

Secret Code: A secret code is provided to your team by Curio when you subscribe to the SSO service. Do not share this code with anyone.

Token: A hexadecimal md5 string generated by your system.