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# June

**Update 19.06.2026 Release #1**

## Direct login with single sign on

Some users do not need to choose how they want to log in. Their company already uses a defined single sign on provider, and the right login path is clear from the start.

With direct SSO login links, you can send users straight to the right login flow.

Instead of opening equipme first and selecting the login method manually, the link already points to the selected provider.

Example:

`https://app.equipme.io/sso?provider=microsoft`

In this example, the login starts directly with Microsoft as the single sign on provider.

### Where this helps

Direct SSO login links are useful whenever users access equipme from another place, for example from an internal help page, an intranet, a customer communication or another system that points users back to equipme.

The user gets a clearer starting point and does not have to decide which login option to choose first.

### A clearer entry into equipme

This is a small change, but it removes an unnecessary step from the login process. Users can enter equipme through the login method that already matches their company setup.

For providers, this also makes it easier to place equipme links in the right context and guide users directly into the intended access path.


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