SSO (Single Sign-On) is a technology that allows users to use a single set of credentials (login and password) to access multiple systems or applications. This simplifies the authorization process, improving convenience and security.

Supported SSO Method

Currently, the system supports only one SSO method – Google. This means users can sign in using their Google account.

How It Works:

1. Existing User (Activated):

   If a user is already registered in the system and their account is activated, they can log in in two ways::

   • Via standard login (username/password).
   • Via SSO using Google credentials.

2. New User or Inactive Account:

   If the account does not exist in the system or is inactive, authentication will be blocked – even via SSO.

Examples of Login Page UI:

1. SSO as the Primary Login Method:

   • The page displays a large, prominent Google SSO login element.
   • An additional button is provided for standard username/password login.
   • Emphasis is placed on the convenience and speed of logging in via Google.

   UI Example:

   

   Login form with SSO priority

2. The standard login is the main method:

   • The login form is displayed first, followed by the login and password.
   • Google SSO is available as an additional option with a less distinct visual hierarchy.

   Example of the interface:

   

   The default authorization form

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To set up SSO - contact technical support or your manager.

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