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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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Many organizations require Single Sign-On to access their SmartSimple instance. This feature enables global administrators to enforce this requirement by disabling specific users (by role) from logging into SmartSimple with standard credentials.  This feature also adds support for multiple SSO settings.
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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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