Single Sign-On is an authentication method which delegates the authentication of users to your existing identity provider. For example, you may wish for your users to log into CareLineLive using the same credentials that they will use to log into their email account.
CareLineLive supports OAuth 2.0 and OIDC single sign-on identity providers. The list of currently supported providers is below:
Microsoft Entra (OAuth 2.0)
Microsoft Entra (Open ID Connect)
Single Sign-On use cases
Simpler credential management for users.
Users will have a single account that they need to remember credentials for.
Changing their password in your identity provider would also change the credentials they use to log in to CareLineLive.
Centralised management of user access controls.
Disabling a user account in your identity provider will also prevent them from logging in to CareLineLive.
Delegate multi-factor authentication to the identity provider.