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Authentication issue #959

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shahed-swe opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 3 comments
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Authentication issue #959

shahed-swe opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 3 comments

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@shahed-swe
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Is there any way to authenticate the user without the popup screen by passing username and password directly to some where. also without amazon cognito user pool

@nicklicata-rge
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I have been trying to find a way to make that work for a while. All of my research shows that it is currently not possible. I embed the iframe in an internal app and we're forced to log in twice, once for our internal app and once for connect.

@hngan
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hngan commented Jan 17, 2025

What type of connect instance are you using? Amazon Connect supports two types of auth management. In the console, they're labeled as "Connect Managed" and "SAML 2.0". For Connect Managed, you will have to enter a username and password to log in to the account, but for SAML 2.0, if you are already logged into your SSO and your SSO is setup to SAML into the Amazon Connect instance, users shouldn't be required to re-enter the password again. However, in both scenarios, when using Streams to embed CCP, we still have the popup screen to prompt for login.

@nicklicata-rge
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A great and often mentioned feature would to be able to send attributes of username/password when initializing the streams api. This feature would probably be implemented by all of the developers using the streams-api inside of an application that was already logged in to.

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