DocuSign CLM Administration Practice Exam

Which statement best describes the required artifacts for configuring SSO in CLM?

OAuth 2.0 tokens are used as the primary SSO artifact. IdP metadata is not required for SSO in CLM. X.509 certificate is not needed for SSO. SAML-based SSO configuration with IdP, including entity ID, SSO URL, and X.509 certificate.

Correct Answer:

SAML-based SSO configuration with IdP, including entity ID, SSO URL, and X.509 certificate.

Explanation:

SAML-based SSO with a trusted Identity Provider is how CLM expects to handle single sign-on. To establish a trusted connection, you configure with the IdP’s metadata, which includes the entity ID that identifies CLM to the IdP, the SSO URL where authentication requests are sent, and the X.509 certificate used to verify the IdP’s signatures on SAML assertions. The entity ID and SSO URL tell the IdP where to send and recognize authentication requests, while the certificate ensures that the responses come from a trusted source and haven’t been tampered with. OAuth 2.0 tokens are not the primary artifact for this SSO flow, and without IdP metadata or a certificate, the trust and verification necessary for SSO cannot be established.

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