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Oracle EBS SSO and MFA Without OAM, IDCS, or App Changes
Enable Oracle E-Business Suite SSO and MFA with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Ping, Duo, Shibboleth, or Datawiza built-in MFA by placing Datawiza Access Proxy in front of EBS. Modernize access without rewriting EBS login logic or deploying Oracle OAM or IDCS.
Protect iSupplier and vendor access with built-in MFA, no IdP required. No Oracle OAM, IDCS, patches, or EBS application changes required.
Customer proof
Oracle EBS SSO and MFA in production
LifeWay used Datawiza Access Proxy to add Microsoft Entra SSO and MFA for Oracle E-Business Suite without changing the EBS application stack or using Oracle IDCS or OAM.
Datawiza bridge
Datawiza acts as a reverse proxy to enable Oracle EBS SSO and MFA—without the need for IDCS (OCI IAM), OAM, software patches, or plugins on your EBS application node.
Users
Datawiza Access Proxy
EBS
No app patchingWorks with your IdPSSO & MFA before access
Why Datawiza
Why Datawiza for EBS SSO and MFA
Cost Savings
Datawiza delivers up to 80% cost savings compared to Oracle OAM, OID, and IDCS.
Trusted Support
Customer-focused experts with 20+ years in EBS SSO and MFA, ready to help whenever you need it.
Implementation
How Datawiza Enables Oracle EBS SSO and MFA
The Datawiza platform consists of two major components:
The Datawiza Access Proxy (DAP) is a lightweight container-based proxy. DAP sits in front of Oracle EBS to enforce SSO, MFA, and access policies before traffic reaches the application. DAP can integrate with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Ping, Duo, Shibboleth, and other identity providers, or use Datawiza built-in MFA when an IdP is not required.
The Datawiza Cloud Management Console (DCMC) is a centralized console for configuring access policies. DCMC aggregates logs and provides visibility.
Datawiza Access Proxy
A reverse proxy that can be deployed in your environment or delivered as a managed service.
Datawiza Cloud Management Console
A centralized console for configuring access policies, aggregating logs, and managing visibility.
Compare paths
Oracle EBS SSO and MFA with Datawiza vs. Oracle identity projects
Oracle identity projects can be powerful, but they often become larger infrastructure programs. Datawiza is the faster path when the goal is to add modern SSO and MFA to Oracle E-Business Suite without changing the EBS application stack.
| Criteria | Datawiza Access Proxy | Oracle OAM / IDCS / custom EBS integration |
|---|---|---|
| EBS changes | No EBS code changes, patches, plugins, or application node agents | May require Oracle identity stack work, EBS-side configuration, or custom integration |
| MFA enforcement | Enforce SSO and MFA before users reach Oracle EBS | Depends on OAM, IDCS, or custom connector architecture |
| Supplier and vendor access | Protect iSupplier and vendor access with built-in MFA, no IdP required | Often requires bringing external users into an identity provider or Oracle identity stack |
| Identity provider | Use Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Ping, Duo, Shibboleth, or Datawiza built-in MFA | Often tied to a broader Oracle identity deployment or custom integration path |
| Rollout and rollback | Pilot in front of one EBS environment, validate, then expand | Usually a larger change window with more infrastructure dependencies |
5 Steps to Implement Oracle EBS SSO & MFA
- 1Create an app integration in your identity platform
- 2Configure Oracle EBS in the Datawiza Cloud Management Console
- 3Run Datawiza Access Proxy as a reverse proxy to Oracle EBS
- 4Test the configuration by logging into Oracle EBS with your SSO account
- 5Inform Oracle EBS users that SSO and MFA are available
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