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Many organizations have policies that require [[Sso|Single Sign-On (SSO)]] be used to access their SmartSimple instance. This feature enables organizations to enforce this requirement by disabling specific users from logging into SmartSimple via the standard SmartSimple login page.
  
  
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This feature allows global admins the ability to enforce the use of [[Sso|SSO]] (Single Sign On) on a role by role basis.  With '''Enforce SSO''' enabled, users under specific roles will not be able to login through the login page.  System access is only available thorough SSO.
 
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Latest revision as of 10:34, 1 September 2016

Many organizations have policies that require Single Sign-On (SSO) be used to access their SmartSimple instance. This feature enables organizations to enforce this requirement by disabling specific users from logging into SmartSimple via the standard SmartSimple login page.

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