What is Single Sign On and how can I use it with GaggleAMP?

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This article refers to GaggleAMP Classic, a deprecated version of the platform. If you're looking for articles for newer versions of the platform, please refer to the GaggleAMP Managers section.

What is Single Sign-On?

Single Sign-On (SSO) is a technology used by companies to provide a method for their employees (or other users) to log in to one application and then be automatically signed in to every other application the company uses, regardless of the platform, technology, and domain.

For example, Google uses a Single Sign-On service to allow its customers to sign in to all the different products provided by Google: Search, YouTube, Gmail, etc. When you visit Google as a user and log in, you are logging in to their central SSO service, called a "Provider", which then automatically signs you into the product you want to access when you visit that product.

How can I use Single Sign-On with GaggleAMP?

GaggleAMP can integrate with your company's Single Sign-On service to allow Members and Managers to access GaggleAMP automatically, without needing to create a separate password for GaggleAMP. This creates a seamless experience which encourages more Members to join and participate in your Gaggle(s).

GaggleAMP currently supports the following Single Sign-On data formats:

  • SAML
  • LDAP

GaggleAMP also integrates with cloud-based identity providers:

To inquire about integrating your company's Single Sign-On service with GaggleAMP, please contact your GaggleAMP representative.

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