Documentation for Crowd 1.5. Documentation for other versions of Crowd is available too.
Crowd 1.5 Documentation
About
Crowd is a web-based single sign-on (SSO) tool that simplifies application provisioning and identity management.
Crowd is the perfect solution to:
- Give your users the convenience of single sign-on
- Manage any number of users, logins and passwords
- Centralise user management for applications such as JIRA, Confluence and Bamboo
- Connect to multiple LDAP servers, such as Microsoft Active Directory
- Integrate or import legacy user repositories
- Control access to selected applications by user and group
- Easily connect Crowd's application framework to new web applications
Resources
If you have a question about using Crowd, please contact our support team. You may also want to see answers from the community.
Other handy links:
Download
You can download the Crowd documentation in PDF, HTML or XML formats.
All Versions
Please refer to the latest Crowd documentation for information about the newest Crowd release.
Table of Contents
Crowd Administration Guide
- Getting Started
- Managing Directories
- Managing Applications
- Managing Users, Groups and Roles
- System Administration
- Crowd Security Advisories and Fixes
Crowd User Guide
- Introduction to Crowd
- Logging in to Crowd
- Logging out of Crowd
- Changing or Resetting your Password
- Updating your User Profile
- Viewing your Group Membership
- Viewing your Role Membership
- Viewing your Applications
- Crowd User's Glossary
Crowd Installation & Upgrade Guide
Crowd Development Hub
- Using the Crowd Remote API
- Developing Plugins for Crowd
- Customising the Crowd Source Code
- Database Schema and Example SQL for Crowd
- Crowd Developer FAQ
- IntelliJ IDEA Setup Guide
- Creating a new translation for Crowd
CrowdID Administration Guide
- 1. About CrowdID
- 2. Allowing users to access CrowdID
- 3. Specifying the sites to which users can login
- 4. Configuring CrowdID system settings
CrowdID User Guide
- 1. Getting started with CrowdID
- 2. Logging in to a website using OpenID
- 3. Viewing your always-approved websites
- 4. Viewing your login history
- 5. Updating your profile
- 6. Using more than one profile
- 7. Changing or resetting your password
Crowd Knowledge Base
Overview
Content Tools
Apps
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