If you are using ADFS or Azure AD as your OpenID provider, you can configure SSO and get logged on automatically.

we are on apps 9 today,  But we are doing just as you have asked.   We are pointing directly to the launch of the application, and we are using Windows authentication for the pc to log directly into IFS.   thus all they need to do is turn on the machine, it logs into the domain automatically and also launches IFS and logs in there also automatically via windows authentication on the login page. 

Allan

@alackas How are you using Windows Auth to log into IFS?

@NSRJMITCHELL  in the reconfiguration screen of the IEE server (apps 9) we get the option to select LDAP authentication.   We then fill in the info that it is looking for. Then at client GUI logon we can  select options and check the Connect with your Windows Credentials

@jchristy What version of IFS are you on?

We are running IFS Apps 10 Update 8.  We have discussed someday moving to Azure AD for authentication / SSO but we didn’t want our On-Premise ERP to rely on Cloud Authentication to sign in.  Azure AD was down for 6 hours a little over a month ago!

Currently, what I’m testing is enabling the Remember Me function on the IEE Client.  I added -Difs.oidc.rememberme.cookie.enabled=true to the Application MWS Startup Parameters along with -Difs.oidc.rememberme.cookie.lifetime=7776000 which will store the password for 90 days and allow them to just click the Username on the IEE client which logs them in.

@jchristy We are running with Remember Me function in our Test Environment.  Unfortunately, we haven’t worked a way round the system just logging in without the user having to ‘click’ on the username (Remember Me option).   Also, looking at Active Directory too, haven’t decided totally.

@jchristy  Auto login to IEE in Apps 10 using oracle user accounts. Could you able to do it?

@jchristy Could you please provide a screenshot where you added Difs.oidc.rememberme.cookie.