Single sign-on (SSO)

Make signing in to your team’s tools simpler.

Organize a shared identity across compatible applications, with clear rules for joiners, changes and departures.

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What this service brings you

  • A coherent sign-in journey

    Compatible applications connect to a shared identity.

  • Team changes considered

    Rules also cover account changes and removal.

  • Permissions remain explicit

    Shared sign-in works alongside each application’s access rules.

Start with your situation.

Accounts multiply as tools are added. Employees juggle sign-ins while your team tracks where access must be created, updated or removed.

Our work

We define the scope with you, based on your goals, existing systems and project constraints.

  1. Central sign-in

    Define sign-in rules and identity verification requirements.

  2. Application integration

    Check each application’s compatibility and plan its connection.

  3. Account management

    Plan account creation, role changes and user departures.

Connect applications to shared sign-in

  1. Check the applications

    We identify sign-in capabilities and the accounts that need linking.

  2. Define identity rules

    We define sign-in methods and how users join, change roles and leave.

  3. Test access journeys

    We check sign-in, sign-out and access revocation while keeping identity separate from application permissions.

Before you get started

Can all our applications use the same account?

That depends on compatibility. We check each application’s capabilities before confirming its integration.

Does one account give identical permissions everywhere?

No. Sign-in identifies the person; application permissions still need to reflect their responsibilities.

What happens when someone leaves?

Account deactivation and session-revocation behavior need to be verified in each integrated application.

Let’s review how your team signs in.

List the applications and difficulties involved. We’ll check what can be centralized and the conditions to plan for.

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