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To set up single sign-on (SSO) with an authentication provider, you must build a registration handler. During SSO, the handler creates and updates users based on information from the identity provider. For high-scale, high-performance use cases, develop a registration handler with Apex.
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To develop a registration handler, create a class that implements the
Auth.RegistrationHandler interface.
Auth.RegistrationHandler in the
Apex Reference Guide.To use the registration handler, when you Define an Authentication Provider, specify Apex as the registration handler type and then select your Apex class for the registration handler.
If you don't want to use Apex, you can configure a registration handler with Flow Builder. See these resources for more information.
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