Integrating Descope CIAM with Microsoft Power Pages for authentication and authorization is possible, but it requires configuring Descope as an external identity provider using OpenID Connect (OIDC) or OAuth 2.0, which Power Pages supports.
Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you set this up:
✅ Step-by-Step: Integrate Descope CIAM with Power Pages
🔹 1. Set Up Descope as an OAuth Provider
Descope supports custom OAuth integrations. You’ll need to:
- Go to the Descope Console .
- Create a new OAuth provider configuration.
- Register your Power Pages site as a redirect URI in Descope.
🔹 2. Configure Power Pages to Use Descope
In Power Pages Studio:
- Go to Security > Identity Providers.
- Select Add Identity Provider.
- Choose OpenID Connect or OAuth 2.0.
- Enter the following details:
- Client ID and Client Secret from Descope.
- Authorization Endpoint and Token Endpoint from Descope.
- Redirect URI: This should match the one registered in Descope.
- Scopes: Typically
openid profile email.
🔹 3. Map Claims to Contact Records
Power Pages uses contact records to represent authenticated users. You’ll need to:
- Map Descope claims (e.g.,
email, name, sub) to contact fields.
- Ensure
email is unique if required by your site settings.
🔹 4. Test the Integration
- Navigate to your Power Pages site.
- Click the login button for Descope.
- Authenticate via Descope and confirm redirection back to the site.
🛠️ Additional Tips
- You can customize the login button label (e.g., “Login with Descope”) in the identity provider settings.
- If using a custom domain, ensure the redirect URI matches exactly in both Descope and Power Pages.
- Consider enabling external login and open registration in Power Pages site settings.
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