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In an OpenID Connect (OIDC) implementation, the endpoint that returns claims about the authenticated user is:

The /userinfo endpoint: This endpoint provides user information (claims) about the authenticated user based on the access token provided.

Using this endpoint, you can retrieve detailed user attributes as part of the OIDC flow.

References

OpenID Connect Core Specification

To expire user sessions after 1800 seconds in a mobile app using SAP Customer Data Cloud, you should set the sessionExpiration parameter to 1800 seconds when callingaccounts.login.

Setting Session Expiration:

When implementing the login functionality, ensure that you include the sessionExpiration parameter in your API call.

Example API call:accounts.login({"sessionExpiration": 1800, ...}).

This will ensure that the user sessions expire after 1800 seconds of inactivity.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud API Documentation

When using site groups in SAP Customer Data Cloud, the following features can be overridden at the child level:

New User Welcome email template: Each child site can customize the welcome email sent to new users.

Default login and registration screen-set: Child sites can define their own login and registration screens, tailored to their specific requirements.

Login identifier: Child sites can specify different login identifiers (e.g., email, username) from the parent site.

These override capabilities provide flexibility in managing user experience across different sites within a group.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Site Groups Documentation

When creating a new optional consent for data sharing, the consent type that needs to be chosen is:

Other consent statement:

This type allows for the creation of customizable consent statements that are not covered by predefined categories like Privacy Policy or Terms of Service.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Consent Management Documentation

The capabilities provided by the UI Builder in SAP Customer Data Cloud include:

Drag-and-drop visual editing (C): This allows users to visually design and customize the user interface by dragging and dropping elements.

Hosted page editor (D): This feature enables the creation and editing of hosted pages directly within the UI Builder.

Language translation support (E): This supports the translation and localization of content, making it easier to manage multiple languages.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud UI Builder Documentation

SAP Help Portal on UI Builder Features

To ensure that only users who have granted consent are exported to an SFTP server using dataflows, you should use thedatasource.read.gigya.accountcomponent with the consent parameter.

Using datasource.read.gigya.account with consent parameter:

This component reads account data from SAP Customer Data Cloud.

By specifying theconsentparameter, you can filter the accounts to only include those where users have given consent.

This approach ensures that only data from consenting users is included in the export.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Dataflows Documentation

To export subscription data using theaccounts.searchAPI successfully, the correct query to use is:

SELECT * FROM emailAccounts:

This query targets theemailAccountstable, which is structured to store subscription-related data for email accounts.

It ensures compatibility with theaccounts.searchAPI and avoids errors.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud API Documentation

Within the Sites - Site Settings in SAP Customer Data Cloud, the available configuration settings include:

Custom API Domain: This setting allows you to configure a custom domain for API requests, enhancing security and branding.

Default web and mobile screensets: This setting allows you to define the default screensets used for web and mobile interfaces, ensuring a consistent user experience across platforms.

These settings help tailor the behavior and presentation of your site according to specific needs.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Site Settings Documentation

In SAP Customer Data Cloud dataflows, the components that can be added include:

Datasource: This is where the data originates. It could be a database, an API, or other data storage systems.

Datatarget: This is where the processed data will be stored or sent after the dataflow execution.

File: This component is used to import or export data in various file formats, such as CSV or JSON.

These components are essential for designing and executing dataflows that move and transform data between different systems and formats.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud Dataflows Documentation

For browsers that block third-party cookies, additional steps can ensure that Single Sign-On (SSO) functions properly:

Configure a CNAME: This allows the system to use a first-party cookie instead of a third-party cookie, bypassing the restriction.

Set storageDomainOverride for the group parent site in Global Configuration: This setting ensures the cookies are correctly attributed and managed across different domains.

These configurations help maintain SSO functionality even with browser restrictions on third-party cookies.

References

SAP Customer Data Cloud SSO Configuration Documentation