How do you set up single sign-on (SSO) for internal hiring team members in Oracle Recruiting?

Single Sign-On (SSO) for internal users is a platform-level security feature, not configured within Oracle Recruiting itself. It is set up by integrating the Oracle Cloud environment with the organization's Identity Provider (IdP), such as Azure AD or Okta. This process involves configuring federation using a standard protocol like SAML 2.0. The administrator in Oracle's Identity and Access Management (IAM) service and the administrator of the corporate IdP exchange metadata to establish a trust relationship. Once configured, internal users authenticate against their corporate IdP and are seamlessly logged into Oracle Cloud applications, including Recruiting.

Configuring settings within Recruiting Setup and Maintenance is incorrect because SSO is a global, cross-application security feature managed at the identity-domain level. Creating individual user accounts with federated attributes is incorrect because SSO relies on a centralized, automated trust relationship, not manual account setup. Using basic authentication settings is incorrect as this is the opposite of SSO and requires users to maintain separate credentials for Oracle Cloud.

1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation: Managing Identity Domains. Section: "Managing Identity Providers".

2. Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications: Securing Your Applications. Document ID: F48290-08. Chapter 3: Implementing Single Sign-On, Section: "Federation Concepts".