Company Settings
You can view and modify environment-wide settings in DaVinci.
Viewing company information
View your company ID and JSON Web Key Set.
The Company tab displays the following parameters:
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Company ID: This is a unique identifier for your current environment. It is used for launching flows and for configuring PingOne to work with DaVinci.
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JWKS: This section displays the environment’s JSON Web Key Set. It is used for launching flows.
Changing the environment name
You can change the environment name that is displayed in the DaVinci user interface.
Steps
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Click the Company tab.
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In the Name field, enter a name for your environment.
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Click Save.
Configuring a custom domain
Configure a domain for your company’s DaVinci portal through PingOne.
Steps
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Sign on to your PingOne environment.
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Create a custom domain according to the Creating a Custom Domain in PingOne documentation.
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If you are using the DaVinci external identity provider (IdP) in PingOne, update the URLs to use the new custom domain.
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Sign on to PingOne and go to Integrations > External IDPs.
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Open the PingOne DaVinci IdP, then click the Pencil icon.
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Click the Connection tab.
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Update the Authorization Endpoint, Token Endpoint, JWKS Endpoint, and Issuer fields to use the custom domain.
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Click Save.
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Managing debug logging
Enable or disable debug-level logging in your environment.
About this task
Because debug logging can include sensitive information, its use may not be appropriate in your environment. When enabled, debug logging can be activated for any flow in its flow settings. When disabled, debug logging cannot be activated in any flow.
Steps
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Click the Company tab.
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Select or deselect Enable Analytics Debug View.
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Click Save.
Managing multiple flow execution settings
You can manage DaVinci behavior when a user attempts to run multiple flows simultaneously.
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If multiple flow executions aren’t allowed, when a user attempts to launch multiple flows, all of the flow executions fail.
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If multiple flow executions are allowed, when a user attempts to launch multiple flows, the first flow runs and other flows are paused. When the active flow execution ends, either because the flow completed successfully or because the tab was closed, the next flow executes.
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Multiple flow executions aren’t compatible with some flows and settings:
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On the Company tab, select or clear Allow Multiple Flow Executions in Browser.
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(Optional) In the Paused Flow Takeover Wait Time field, enter a value in seconds to determine how long a paused flow waits to take over if the active flow unexpectedly ends. The minimum value is 3 and the maximum value is 15.
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(Optional) In the Flow Lock Wait Timeout field, enter a value in seconds to determine how long a flow can remain paused before it times out. The minimum value is 30 and the maximum value is 1200.
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Click Save.