Which IIQ version are you inquiring about?
8.4
Hi Sailor,
Let’s say I have a webpage that is already online and ready to use. How can I add it to the SailPoint IIQ portal—with or without a plugin? What is the best and easiest approach?
The easiest approach would be to use a SailPoint IIQ plugin. You can package your HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and other required files inside the plugin’s UI directory and then reference the UI page through the manifest.xml file.
Do you need any SailPoint data on your webpage. Should this page be interacting with SailPoint to get data inputs. If Yes then you will need to create a plugin. If you just need to launch your webpage from SailPoint IIQ portal you can create a QuickLink with action=“external” and the following entry in Attributes map.
@Bernardc It depends on what the webpage actually does. Do you want it to be integrated with an existing process or do you want it as a deeplink so that it can be accesses only from the IIQ portal.
Depending on that you can decide to do it through either
- Plugin
- Quicklink (Show the quicklink as a widget (if required))
@Bernardc You can achieve this using a SailPoint IIQ plugin. The plugin can redirect users to your external webpage while passing the logged-in user’s details or any other required context. This is the preferred approach when the external page needs to interact with SailPoint or use user-specific information. If you only need to open a static external page without any integration, creating a QuickLink with “action=“external”” is the simpler and recommended option.