Embed your featureOS portal as a stand-alone page with SSO

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This article explains how to embed a featureOS portal as a stand-alone page with SSO (Single Sign-On). This allows users to access your organization's featureOS modules (Board, Roadmap, and Changelog) without needing to create a separate account.

SSO Integration: featureOS offers a seamless SSO integration that allows users already authenticated in your application to access featureOS without needing to log in again. This streamlines the user experience.
Standalone Page Customization: You can customize the landing page for your embedded featureOS portal, directing users to specific modules like All Boards, a particular board, Roadmap, or Changelog.
SSO Token Generation: The article explains how to generate an SSO token, which is a unique identifier used to authenticate users through SSO.
URL Structure: The article provides various URL formats for different landing pages, including how to embed the SSO token and how to customize the URL for organizations using custom domain mapping.
Help Resources: The article links to helpful resources, including a help article for generating JWT-based SSO tokens and a guide for customizing board slugs.
Support: For further assistance, the article provides contact information for featureOS support via email and a support board.

featureOS now gives you the flexibility to redirect your users via SSO, to a standalone page of your organization containing all modules namely Board, Roadmap and Changelog. This facilitates your customers to switch between the modules within the standalone page! ✨😃

You can authenticate users who are signed into your application already via SSO, to submit feedback and view your progress, rather than them having to sign into their featureOS account.

Navigate to your featureOS Dashboard → Organization Settings → Advanced → Stand-alone SSO to copy the snippet.

You can generate the SSO token, and pass it with your organization URL to redirect your users to your product as a stand-alone page! Here's our help article to help you generate an JWT based SSO token.

Stand-alone SSO to land on All Boards

This lands the on the All Boards view upon authentication. The user can switch to Roadmap or Changelog if required.

https://yourorgname.featureos.app?sso_token=[SSO_TOKEN]

Stand-alone SSO to land on a specific board

https://yourorgname.featureos.app/b/board-slug-name?sso_token=[SSO_TOKEN]

You can fetch the board slug name from the public view URL of the specific board (or) by navigating to the Dashboard -> Boards -> Choose a specific board -> Toggle to Options.

Learn more about customising board slug on featureOS! ⚙️

Stand-alone SSO to land on Roadmap

This makes the user land on the Roadmap module upon authentication. They can always switch to a different module, Changelog or All Boards, if required.

https://yourorgname.featureos.app/roadmap?sso_token=[SSO_TOKEN]

Stand-alone SSO to land on Changelog

This makes the user land on the Changelog module upon authentication. They can switch to a different module, All Boards or Roadmap, if required.

https://yourorgname.featureos.app/changelog?sso_token=[SSO_TOKEN]

For organizations with custom domain mapping

If your featureOS organization is mapped to a custom domain you can replace the custom domain name in the URL format.

All Boards - https://custom-domain-url?sso_token=[SSO_TOKEN]

Specific board - https://custom-domain-url/b/board-slug-name?sso_token=[SSO_TOKEN]

Roadmap - https://custom-domain-url/roadmap?sso_token=[SSO_TOKEN]

Changelog - https://custom-domain-url/changelog?sso_token=[SSO_TOKEN]

Need more help?

Reach out to our support at [email protected] or submit a request on our support board! 😃

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Swathy

June 18, 2024