Single Sign-on
Provide a seamless user experience across multiple applications with the single sign-on feature.
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Provide a seamless user experience across multiple applications with the single sign-on feature.
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Single sign-on (SSO) is defined as login once, logged in all apps. If you have multiple mobile apps or websites that wants to streamline the user experiences. You can configure your apps to turn on the SSO feature, so the end-users only have to enter their authentication credentials once.
There are multiple ways to achieve Single Sign-on, with various pros-and-cons:
Related Feature | Technical Remarks | |
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SSO between Websites with the same apex domain
Requires all of the websites with the same "root domain" (e.g. app1.example.com and app2.example.com)
SSO between Mobile Apps and Browsers
Requires the use of ASWebAuthentication
and Custom Tab
on iOS/Android respectively
SSO between two independent mobile apps
Based on OIDC App2App
SSO from a Mobile App to Website
Open a URL from Mobile App and pass the user session along, based on OIDC Token Exchange
SSO between Mobile Apps from the same publisher
Keychain Sharing / Android Account Manager (Contact us if you need it)
Requires both apps published by the same publisher from App Store.