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Salesforce Identity-Governed Architecture (BAAR-IGA) is a data architecture that uses Salesforce as the identity provider (IdP) to govern access to data stored in other systems. It uses Salesforce's "login with Salesforce" feature to authenticate users and authorize them to access data in other systems.=More Information= | <br> | ||
Salesforce Identity-Governed Architecture (BAAR-IGA) is a data architecture that uses Salesforce as the identity provider (IdP) to govern access to data stored in other systems. It uses Salesforce's "login with Salesforce" feature to authenticate users and authorize them to access data in other systems. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:57, 24 April 2024
Description
Salesforce Identity-Governed Architecture (BAAR-IGA) is a data architecture that uses Salesforce as the identity provider (IdP) to govern access to data stored in other systems. It uses Salesforce's "login with Salesforce" feature to authenticate users and authorize them to access data in other systems.
