FormBuilder - Form properties - adding authentication to a form

FormBuilder has an option to add authentication to a given form, which will require users to log in before completing the form.

Issue: A form needs authentication to require users to log in before completing the form.

Resolution: Add the desired type of authentication to the form through the Form Properties.

1. Navigate to the form dashboard and click the Form Properties link from the properties section.
dashboard


2. Select the Authentication tab.

authentication tab

 
2. Select the appropriate authentication method.

authentication method

 
Affiliated User Authentication (university-based authentication):
Enterprise Authentication Service (EAS):  Applies EAS to the form and users will log in with their Enterprise ID and password
 Shibboleth: This is campus authentication and the system will allow you to select which campus(es) to allow for authentication.  All campuses may be selected if the authentication is not restricted to just one campus.
 Basic Authentication: Uses a browser-native authentication scheme and allows any campus active directories to authenticate.
 None:  Will not apply a university-based authentication to the form.

Unaffiliated User Authentication (non university-based authentication): 
Local Authentication:
Allows non-university users to register an account in FormBuilder to use to authenticate.

NOTE:  Forms may have both an affiliated and an unaffiliated authentication type applied.  In this instance, FormBuilder will ask the user how they wish to log in.  If shibboleth was selected as the authentication type, any campus selected to allow for authentication would appear in the login list.

authentication log in




Keywords:netid, shibboleth, user, local, account, register, google, open id, email, login, id, password, AITS   Doc ID:58139
Owner:AITS Business Process Automation .Group:University of Illinois System
Created:2015-11-11 15:30 CDTUpdated:2023-05-08 14:19 CDT
Sites:University of Illinois System
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