Dialects

Claim dialects define how Strivacity expresses customer data outside the platform, for example, in an OIDC id_token or a SAML assertion. A dialect maps native claims to the external claim names required by applications or standards. Strivacity provides a default OIDC dialect, and administrators can create additional dialects as needed.

Create a dialect

To create a dialect:

1. In the Admin Console, go to Identities → Dialects.
2. Select Create.
3. Fill in the fields:
   1. Dialect name: name of the dialect.
   2. Description: optional description of its purpose.
   3. Policy tag: optional labels you can assign to a dialect. Tags help categorize and filter resources across the Admin Console.
   4. Dialect URI: unique URI identifier for the dialect.
   5. Copy claims from: optionally copy claims from an existing dialect.
4. Select Save.
5. Add or edit claims in the dialect to map native claims to external claim names.

Edit a dialect

To edit an existing dialect:

1. In the Admin Console, go to Identities → Dialects.
2. Select a dialect from the list.
3. On the Claims tab, do one of the following:
   1. Add a claim mapping: select Create.
   2. Edit a claim mapping: select the claim row to open Edit claim.
4. In Edit claim, update the fields as needed:
   1. Claim name: the external claim name used in the dialect.
   2. Native claim: the Strivacity native claim to map to.
   3. Dialect URI: read-only, shows the dialect's namespace.
5. To remove the mapping, select Delete claim in the Danger zone.
6. Save your changes.

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Changing a mapping updates how that claim is emitted for tokens/assertions that use this dialect.

Standard claim sets

Strivacity includes default dialects that contain claims that you can use out of the box when integrating with an external client/service.

OpenID Connect Standard Claims dialect