Case Study - Infor

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Business Challenge

The Auckland City Council wanted to allow its customers access to Infor's ePathway application via RealME using single sign on technology. RealMe is a New Zealand Government backed initiative that allows users to verify their identity online when accessing government services. This would allow them to provide customers with a more user friendly experience, and improved security and consistency within different government departments. To meet the demands of their client, Infor needed to find a fast, flexible solution to seamlessly integrate their ePathway application with RealMe, while providing high level security required to protect RealMe customers sensitive data.

"The product was invaluable to us achieving our goals within a tight timeframe. The SAML library did most of the heavy lifting for us, which allowed us to concentrate on the business side of things. The provided tutorials were extremely useful to us, as this was the first time anyone in our team had worked with SAML. Being able to see a basic scenario in action without writing any code ourselves helped us to understand the basic concept of what we were trying to achieve. We probably needed to write less than 100 lines of our own code in order to get this working as we needed."

Mark Buckler, Senior Software Engineer, Infor

Solution

Under the pressure of a tight deadline, Infor's Senior Software Engineer, Mark Buckler, engaged ComponentSpace to deliver a SAML SSO solution that could quickly and easily integrate into their ePathway application.

Results

Infor have now successfully integrated the RealMe SSO service with their ePathway application using the ComponentSpace SAML offering, providing a robust, timely solution to fulfil their client's needs.