Customizing the service

1Customize the Sign In page

In the Identity Cloud Service console, expand the Navigation Drawer , click Settings, and then click Branding.

Select Custom Branding. In the Sign In Page section, select a text language, and update the Company Name and the Login Text.

To verify the changes, click Preview Sign In.

Return to the Branding page, click Save, and then click Yes.

2Modify the UI logo

On the Branding page, scroll down to the Company Logos section.

To update the logo for the desktop and the mobile device on the sign in page and the console page, click Upload for the respective logo.

Select the logo that you want to use and click Open.

To verify the changes, click Preview Sign In and Preview Console.

Return to the Branding page, click Save, and then click Yes.

3Modify the email notification logo

On the Branding page, scroll down to the Email Templates section.

To update the email header and footer logos, click Upload.

Select the logo that you want to use and click Open.

Return to the Branding page, click Save, and then click Yes.

4Customize session settings

In the Identity Cloud Service console, click the Navigation Drawer , click Settings, and then click Session Settings (the icon of a user with keys on the Settings menu).

Update the the session timeout value (Session Expiry) according to your preference.

Enter the Logout URL that users will be redirected to after signing out of the Oracle Identity Cloud Service UI.

If you want to allow client applications that run on one domain to obtain data from another domain, enable CORS slide button. Enter the domain names URL.

Click Save.

5Customize the notification messages

In the Identity Cloud Service console, click the Navigation Drawer , click Settings, and then click Notifications (the mail icon on the Settings menu).

To enable email notifications, turn on Status.

Click Configure, and select the notifications that will be sent.

To limit the number of recipients that will receive notifications, click Recipients.

Turn on Limited Recipients List and add the email addresses for users who are to receive the notifications.

Click Email Templates, and expand the notification message that you want to customize.

To view the dynamic variables that can be included in the message, click Email Variables.

Click Save, and then click Yes.

6Customize the password policy

In the Identity Cloud Service console, click the Navigation Drawer , click Settings, and then click Password Policy (the key icon on the Settings menu).

Click Change Your Password Policy.

For the Password Policy Strength, click Custom.

Update the password policy criteria according to your preferences, and click Save.

(Optional). In the Save Password Policy dialog window, select the check box to force all users to set a new password the next time they log in, if you wish to do so.

Click OK.

7Test the password policy

In the Password Policy settings page, click Test Your Password Policy.

Enter a new password.

In the Password Criteria box, verify how the new password criteria is met.

Close the Test Your Password Policy window.