Question 1

Single Sign-On (SSO) in collaboration with Microsoft Azure AD

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With Pluvo, you can easily set up Single Sign-On (SSO) for your academy. In this article, we explain how to retrieve the data in Microsoft Azure AD. Once you have this information, you can easily implement Single Sign-On (SSO) in Pluvo. You can find more information about this in this article.

|| Note: For the following steps, you need to have an administrator account for Microsoft Azure AD and a Company subscription with Pluvo.

Settings in your Azure AD portal

Click on Azure Active Directory

Azure Active Directory

Go to the correct tenant

Correct Tenant

Go to App registrations.

|| It's also possible to create an enterprise application. Choose 'Register an application to integrate with Azure AD (App you’re developing)' there. The fields are the same as step 4. Then proceed to step 5.

Click on 'New registration' and create a new App with the following details. App Name: [Choose a clear name] Account types: Single tenant

In the next step, a name must be given to the client-ID. Choose a clear name, for example: 'Webclient Pluvo academy' so you'll remember later what this client-ID is used for.

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Question 2

Single Sign-On (SSO) for your academy

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With Pluvo, you can easily set up Single Sign-On (SSO) for your academy. Single Sign-On (SSO) means that you have access to various applications or systems using one username and password. So, you don't need to log in again for each separate application. This means that participants can log in with their organizational login credentials and get immediate access to Pluvo!

||| Note! SSO is only available when you have a Company subscription or higher.

Setting Up SSO

Setting up SSO in Pluvo is straightforward. Go to the 'Administration' tab in your academy, select 'Settings', and then 'SSO & LTI'.

The SSO option we offer is OpenID Connect. This, along with SAML, is the most well-known method to implement Single Sign-on. Click on OpenID connect, and a pop-up window will appear where you can create an OpenID connect.

In this Pop-up window, you can fill in the following fields:

[Name]: Choose the name of the group where users will be placed in Pluvo. This name is only visible to administrators.
[Text on the button login page]: Customize the text on the login

Question 3

Add users

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All about users

When you click on 'management' and then on 'users', you'll arrive at the overview page of the users.

Creating a User

To create a user, click on 'new user' in the user overview. Here, you fill in the details of the new user.

Under Language, indicate in which language you want the user to see the platform interface. By default, this is the language of the organization, which you've set in management under 'academy'. You can always change the interface language for a specific user in their profile. To do this, go to 'users' > click on the user's name > click on 'profile'.

When creating a user, you can also assign additional roles, such as author or manager. In our article on roles, you can find out what these roles entail.

Adding Categories

You can add categories to users (and to learning journeys). A category is a field with additional information. For example, if you have learners from different organizations, you may want to create a category 'organization' so that you can easily filter users based on this.

Step 1. In management, go to 'categories' to create a category. In this case, choose a user category. Then, fill in the fields in the image below. If you want to define predefined organizat

Question 4

Single Sign-On (SSO) in collaboration with Google Workspace

Accepted Answer

With Pluvo, you can easily set up Single Sign-On (SSO) for your academy. In this article, we explain how you can retrieve the data in Google Workspace.

Once you have this information, you can easily implement Single Sign-On (SSO) in Pluvo. You can find more information about this in this article.

||| Note: For the following steps, you need to have an administrator account in Google Workspace and a Company subscription in Pluvo.

Step 1: Settings in Google Cloud Platform

Let's start by creating an OAuth client ID:

OAuth 2.0 client

Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials and choose +Create credentials for OAuth Client-ID.

OAuth Client-ID

Then select Web Application:

Web Application

In the next step, you need to give a name to the client-ID. Choose a clear name, for example: 'Webclient Pluvo academy' so that you'll remember later what this client-ID is used for.

Then copy the “filled in” parameters from Pluvo to Google Workspace. (You can find these parameters in Administration > Settings under 'SSO & LTI').

For Example: Authorized JavaScript sources: https:// ** yoursubdomain.** pluvo.com/ Authorized r

Question 5

User roles, who can do what?

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Users in the system can have different roles. The role determines what a user can see and do. In this article, we describe the differences between these roles.

The Four General User Roles

We use four general roles in Pluvo. The general roles listed below can be assigned to a user when creating an account or later by editing the user’s profile. When you add someone to Pluvo without giving them an admin function, they will automatically be seen as a participant.

1. Trainer

A trainer can be linked to your learning journeys or your offers. This person can manage participants, view and assess submitted assignments, and monitor the results and progress of participants. Additionally, participants in a learning journey can chat with the trainer.

Do you want to add a mentor to your learning journey? Then you must also select the role of trainer here. A mentor has the same permissions as a trainer but is not visible to participants. Therefore, participants cannot initiate a chat with this user (although the mentor can start a chat).

Once you have assigned the role of 'trainer' to your user, go to your learning journey or offers to add them as a trainer/mentor:

Read more about linking trainers or mentors to a learning journey [here](/en/articl

Question 6

Change the profile settings

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Under the profile, you can indicate your preferences for email notifications and optionally change your personal details. You can find your profile by clicking on the image of an animal (or another photo, if set) in the top right corner of your screen.

Personal Details

Here, you can set your own profile picture, making you recognizable for your learners, for example. Additionally, you can also change your name and email address when necessary. Participants in your academy also have a profile page. So, if they want to adjust the frequency of email notifications, you can refer them to their profile.

Settings

Under settings, you can change the language of the interface. This setting applies only to you; your learners will still see the academy in the original language. Furthermore, you can also change the settings for notifications.

Notifications

Notifications are email alerts for certain updates in your academy. In Pluvo, we have two different types of notifications:

Notifications for missed messages
Automated messages from the Pluvobot

Notifications for Missed Messages

Notifications for missed messages alert you to chat messages from participants. You receive these notifications by email, helping you respond promptly to questions from your learners. You can choose to receive notifications for missed chat messages immediately or on

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