Configuring LDAP in Perfect Doc Studio
Before inviting users from the LDAP directory, your organization must first configure LDAP with the system. Here’s how you can set it up:
Steps to Configure LDAP:
1. Navigate to the Admin Configuration menu and go to the Manage Users section.
2. Click on the "CONFIG LDAP" button.
3. A modal will appear with the necessary fields for configuring LDAP.

URL and Port: The URL is the IP address where
the LDAP directory is located, and the port is a virtual address on a
network device that identifies a specific application or service running on
that device.
There are two common ports for LDAP:
- 389
for unencrypted communication
- 636
for encrypted communication
Base DN (Distinguished Name): The Base DN is the
starting point where the LDAP client begins its search.
Username Identifier: This is a specific attribute
used to find the user in the system, such as a uid (user ID).
- Example:
Kevin Andrews’ uid could be kandrews. This attribute must be set in the
system, such as a principal name or email ID.
User Display Name Attribute and Object Class:
- The User
Display Name Attribute (UserDisplayNameAttbr) is used to store the
full name of a user as it should appear in applications.
- A user
object class defines what information can be stored about a user, like
their name, email, and login details.
Admin’s Email ID and Password
4. Fill in the required details and click "UPDATE" to complete the LDAP configuration.
Inviting Users via LDAP:
Once LDAP is configured, you can invite users from the LDAP directory directly into Perfect Doc Studio.
Steps to Invite LDAP Users:
1. Click on the "Invite User" button in the Manage Users section.
2. You will see an additional option labeled "LDAP USER"—click on it.
3. From the LDAP User Name dropdown, select the desired user and click "NEXT".
4. Assign the appropriate User Roles from the dropdown list.
5. Select the available teams, Click on a team, and it will move to the "Accessible Teams" section.
6. Assign the user’s privilege as Read-Only, Write-Only, or both, based on their role.
Read-Only: If a user has Read-Only access to a team, they can only view the design templates available in the team, but cannot edit or modify them.
Write-Only: If a user has Write-Only access to a team, they can view and edit all templates associated with that team but will not have permission to publish documents in the system.
7. Finally, click "Invite User" to add the user to the system.
Once invited, the LDAP user will be added to Perfect Doc Studio with the specified roles and permissions, ready to access the system.