Add a Textkernel Portal Signing Certificate

Create a Signing Certificate

A Signing Certificate must be configured for each Org in a single-tenant environment (Production or Sandbox Non Production Environments are used by customers to test new features prior to them going live.), while all Orgs in the same environment can share the same Portal Account.

Go to Setup > Security > Certificate and Key Management.
Click the Create CA-Signed Certificate button.
Fill all the required fields according to the help text provided for each field. The Key Size field value must be 2048.
When creating the certificate, follow this required naming convention: TKPortal_[org id]_[year]. For example: TKPortal_11111111111_2020.
A valid email address where the certificate expiration reminder will be sent has to be entered in the Email Address field. This email address needs to be monitored for these types of requests. When the certificate is about to expire, Bullhorn has to create a new certificate and submit a new signing request.
Click Save to create a certificate, which will be referred to as the signing certificate.

See Portal Certificate Creation for more details about certificate creation.

Open the certificate detail page and click the Download Certificate Signing Request button. Save the .csr file to your computer.
Send the .csr file to Bullhorn through Professional Services. Bullhorn will sign the certificate using the .csr file and provide a .crt file, which is a signed version of the certificate. Additionally, Bullhorn will provide intermediate and root certificate files with .crt extension. Save them to your computer.

Go back to the certificate record that was created earlier. On the Certificate Detail page, click the Upload Signed Certificate button.
Click Choose File, select the .crt file for the certificate provided by Bullhorn and click Save.