Session Ticket for non-SSO sites

[jromaccent]

Hi,

All of the api methods requires adding the username and password in the request. This would mean I would need to store the credentials somewhere so I can retrieve it when needed. However, I would like to avoid storing passwords if possible.

Authentication method returns a session ticket which can replace username and password in the request. Is there a way to obtain this ticket, bypassing the SAML response / SSO process?  I would just like to get something like an access token which I can use for the subsequent api calls without getting into the SSO complexity.

Is this possible?

[nmorrow]

Hello,

     We do offer global SAML configuration option, where you can act as your own IdMS, even on non-SSO sites. Each site that uses your application can request to authorize your global SAML config on their site to allow your application to authenticate requests without storing user password.