Auth0 Registration in Portal for ArcGIS

As part of the tenant configuration process, you must register the Auth0 service in your Portal to authenticate users. The advantage of this registration is that it allows existing users signing into ArcFM to be automatically authenticated to feature services. Refer to Esri’s Add and register an app article for more information.

IMPORTANT: If your Portal is internal or behind a firewall, you must configure firewall rules or a reverse proxy that lets Auth0 communicate directly with the Portal Oauth2 token endpoint and the self endpoint.

Follow these steps to add and register the auth0 application:

Log in to your Portal for ArcGIS account and click Content.
Ensure that My Content is highlighted. Under the Content heading, click New Item.
Click Application, and under Application Type, click Other application then click Next.
Type a descriptive Title.
Select the organizational folder to save the item.
Create a Tag called arcfm.

IMPORTANT: Since these portal group names are matched to product roles, you must add this tag. It allows the portal groups to be seen across the ArcFM products licensed to your organization.
Type a Summary, which is extremely helpful for searching, then click Next.

The app is added, and the Application Overview window opens. The Auth0 application is listed in the My Content section.

Follow these steps to register the Auth0 application:

Select the Auth0 application you just created.
In the upper right corner, click Settings.
Under Application, click Update.
In the window that opens, type the Redirect URI:
https://arcfm{TenantName}.Auth0.com/login/callback, https://arcfm{TenantName}.Auth0.com/mobile
IMPORTANT: The {TenantName} is provided by Schneider Electric when tenant resources are deployed.
Click Add, then click Update.
Review the configuration and click Save.

Provide the following: the group names you created, the AppID and AppSecret from the App Registration section, and your Portal URL, to arcfmreadiness@se.com. Schneider Electric then completes the authentication and configuration process.