SINGLE SIGN-ON (SSO)

One simple and secure solution to access all apps

The modern workplace runs on applications. Employees lose productive time having to switch between multiple apps and IT teams wrestle to manage them. Zoho Directory's Single Sign-On (SSO) is the solution that helps employees access multiple cloud applications with one secure set of credentials.

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One simple and secure solution to access all Apps

SSO in action

 

Add Applications to Zoho Directory (ZD)

 

Configure SSO with one-click

 

Assign Apps to Users

Uncomplicated access

Enable your employees to access 1000+ applications like Google Workspace, Dropbox, Zendesk, and more with one set of credentials.

Now employees can acess all their work apps from one single place.

Uncomplicated access
Unobstructed experience

Unobstructed experience

Create a seamless user experience for your employees by removing multiple logins to their devices and work applications. Single Sign-On saves time and improves overall workforce productivity.

Unburden IT Admins

Reduce the load on IT admins and teams with one secure credential to access all work applications. The time saved for IT admins can be used in critical tasks and is bound to reduce IT costs of your organization.

Manage the interactions from an intuitive central console designed for IT teams.

Unburden IT Admins
Uncompromised security

Uncompromised security

Frame security policies based on user profiles and applications, and protect your company from cyber attacks and poor password management.

Implementing SSO in your organization is the first step to introduce other org-level security controls like Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), password security, and IP restrictions.

How does Single Sign-On(SSO) work?

If you are manually managing application access in your organization, Zoho Directory's Single Sign-On (SSO) will feel like magic. SSO is realized when there is a secure exchange of user information between an app, device, or website (called a service provider) and an identity provider (like Zoho Directory).

Next, the identity provider proceeds to authenticate the user based on the information received. Once the user authentication is complete, the user is allowed to access the app, device, or website. All these steps happen in the blink of an eye, like magic.

How does Single Sign-On work?

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