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By integrating OwnID with Adobe Commerce Cloud (Magento), you can simplify and streamline the login experience for your customers and deploy the full set of OwnID features throughout your users’ journeys.

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How it Works

Integration with Adobe Commerce Cloud (ACC) starts with the OwnID ACC Connector and a new no-code OwnID App you create in the Console.

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Install the Connector

The OwnID ACC Connector is available for free in the Adobe Commerce marketplace. Add the connector to your cart and follow the instructions on the site.

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Create an OwnID App

An OwnID App is what connects the existing identity provider used by your website with the OwnID widget you insert on the front end. OwnID widget Each of your OwnID Apps acts as the central point of configuration for each of your integrations. These no-code Apps are created, hosted, and maintained entirely within the OwnID Console environment. When you create an App, it’s assigned a unique appId automatically. Use that appId in OwnID SDK interaction from your website’s front end.

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To Create an OwnID App

  1. Login to the OwnID Console (or create your account).
  2. Click +Create Application from the Apps screen.
  3. Enter a name for your application in the App name field.
  4. From the Choose your integration panel, select the tile. Profile editor
  5. Click Next.
  6. Enter the website URL to your application instance and click Continue.
  7. Click Explore my App on the “Congratulations” popup. Profile editor
  8. From the OwnID Settings panel, copy the App ID and the Shared Secret for use in configuration on the side. Profile editor
Your OwnID application and secret key are created and you’re ready for next steps!
Copy and paste the appID and shared secret into the settings of the OwnID Adobe Commerce connector in your ACC instance.
Securing User’s Personal DataOwnID does not store or process any user data. Users’ public keys and device information are stored on your platform.Private keys are kept exclusively on the user’s device and are never transmitted elsewhere.

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How to Run it Locally

In the OwnID integration - the end-user accesses with their browser to both OwnID & your local development server. In order to allow the communication we will need: Whitelist the local origin domain, e.g. localhost Allow the OwnID Server to reach your local development server. To achieve this, we’ll go to the OwnID Admin Console: In the App’s main page, add the local origin to the Allowed Domains In the App’s Integration / backend, target the base URL to target a public tunnel that leads to the development server.

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Creating a Local Tunnel Using ngrok

  1. Start your local server. It will run on port 3001.
  2. Start ngrok, targeting your server’s port.
    Example:

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Next Steps

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