In the Social login tab, you can allow customers to easily sign up and log in to your store using their existing social media accounts. To enable integration, you must register the Client information (App) and Rest API (Key) issued by each social platform’s developer center.
In the Single Sign-On tab, you can allow users to log in to your store using account credentials from another service.
Setting up social login
- Enable the social login provider you want to use.
The input fields for Client (App) ID and Secret (Key) will appear.
- Configure the settings and click Save.
Social login will be activated.
Social login settings
- Customers who sign up using social login can access all services such as product purchases, coupons, discounts, and points—just like customers who sign up using standard methods.
- Depending on the social platform and its settings, some personal details (e.g. birthdate or identity verification information) may not be shared with the store.
- If a customer delete's their Cafe24 account after signing up using a social media account, they will not be able to re-register using the same social media account.
Caution
If the issued Client (App) ID is changed, previous customer and order data will no longer be linked.
The store will be treated as a completely different one, so please proceed with caution when modifying these settings.
Customers can sign up using social login regardless of the account types defined in your store.
When signing up via social login, customers will not be classified as general or corporate accounts.
Adding a Privacy Policy for social login
If you want to enable social login, you must disclose how customer data is processed in your store's Privacy Policy.
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Each social media platform shares specific customer data with your store.
You must clearly list each data field that is collected and processed by your store.-
List the data field separately for each platform.
Clearly distinguish between required and optional data fields.
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List the data field separately for each platform.
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If your store collects and processes any additional data beyond what is provided
by the social media platform, this must also be included in the Privacy Policy.
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Go to
Update the template to match how your store actually handles customer data.
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- How to obtain Client(App) IDs for each platform (links need to be updated)
Setting up SSO login
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Service name: Enter the service or company name to be connected for SSO login.
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Client ID: Enter the Client ID issued when you registered the client with the service.
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Client Secret: Enter the Client Secret issued during client registration.
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Authorize Redirect URL: Enter the URL where users will be redirected after login.
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Access Token Return API: Enter the API endpoint used to retrieve the access token.
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User Info Return API: Enter the API endpoint used to retrieve customer information.
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Prior agreement to terms: If users have already agreed to your store’s Terms of Use and Privacy Policy through the connected service, the agreement popup can be skipped during login.
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What is "Prior agreement to terms"?
- When customers log in via SSO, they typically see a one-time pop-up asking them to enter additional information to use in the store and agree to your store’s Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
- This setting allows you to skip the pop-up if the agreements have already been obtained by the external service.
- However, if you choose to skip the pop-up, the external service must have already obtained customer consent to your store's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Single Sign-On services
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You can add up to 5 SSO services.
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Once added, SSO services cannot be deleted.
However, you can click the service name to edit its settings.
- To view customers who signed up using SSO, go to . Search by ID using part of the customer ID, such as @s or @s1.