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# Single Sign-On configuration

Single Sign On, usually called SSO, allows users to access equipme using one single login. Instead of creating and remembering separate usernames and passwords, users authenticate once through a central identity system and are then automatically recognized when accessing equipme.

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In everyday use, this means a smoother and faster login experience with fewer password related issues. From an administrative perspective, SSO helps you keep access under control. User accounts can be managed centrally, access can be granted or revoked quickly, and security rules such as password policies or multi factor authentication are enforced consistently.

In equipme, SSO is used to connect your existing identity provider, for example Microsoft Entra ID, directly to the platform. This ensures that only authorized users can sign in and that access to equipme always reflects your internal user management.

This quick guide gives you a brief understanding of what SSO does and why it is relevant in equipme. For detailed instructions on how to configure Single Sign On, please refer to the dedicated SSO setup article.

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