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Single Sign-on 
(SSO) Use Cases

Give the power of convenience to your users to login with just one set of credentials using single sign-on across all your applications. SSO use cases help provide user access throughout any technology or framework and for any industry.

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Single Sign-On (SSO) Usecases

What is miniOrange Single Sign-on (SSO)
and its Use Cases?

miniOrange SSO offers a powerful, stable and scalable solution for managing user access across various applications and services. It offers support for state-of-the-art authentication protocols such as SAML, OAuth (OIDC), LDAP and more. Moreover, miniOrange ensures your in-house applications get protocol support using our dedicated solution called miniOrange connectors. Additionally, miniOrange is a trusted identity provider for strong identity security for enterprise applications.

SSO use cases include securing your enterprise tech stack, simplifying access to customer portals, and managing permissions for cloud or SaaS applications. miniOrange SSO ensures compliance, streamlines user and group access control, boosts productivity, and reduces IT overhead by eliminating password-related challenges.



miniOrange Single Sign-On (SSO) Use Cases

SSO for Cloud Apps

miniOrange’s SSO solution streamlines secure access for employees and customers across cloud, on-premise, or hybrid environments. Supporting protocols like SAML, OAuth, and JWT, it simplifies authentication, enabling seamless login to multiple platforms while enhancing user experience and maintaining robust security standards.

SSO for Mobile Apps

Single Sign-On for mobile apps ensures seamless access by allowing users to authenticate once and access multiple apps without re-entering credentials. It enhances user experience and security on mobile platforms by using protocols like OAuth and OpenID Connect.

Identity Federation

Identity federation enables users to access multiple systems across organizations or domains using a single set of credentials. It relies on trust between identity providers (IdPs) and service providers (SPs), simplifying access management in a multi-organization environment.

SSO for Legacy Apps

SSO for legacy applications integrates older systems that lack modern authentication protocols with SSO solutions. Using tools like reverse proxies or custom connectors, it ensures secure and streamlined access without altering the legacy app's core functionality.

Multi-Tenant SSO

Multi-tenant SSO allows multiple tenants or organizations within a shared environment to access applications using a single authentication system. It provides customized access controls and ensures data isolation while maintaining scalability.

Adaptive SSO

Adaptive SSO enhances security by dynamically adjusting authentication requirements based on contextual factors like user behavior, location, and device. It combines convenience with risk-based authentication to ensure secure access.

Windows SSO Authentication

Windows SSO leverages Active Directory (AD) to provide seamless access within Windows environments. Users authenticate once with their Windows credentials and gain access to all integrated systems and applications.

Passwordless Single Sign-On

Passwordless SSO eliminates the need for passwords by using methods like authenticator apps, push notifications, OTP-based logins, passkeys, biometrics, magic links, or authentication tokens. It improves security and user experience by reducing the need to rely on traditional usernames and password based authentication.


SSO Use Cases

Pain Points Single Sign-on (SSO) Use Cases Solve


Multiple passwords increase breach risk and are hard to remember

SSO reduces password risks by letting users access multiple applications with one set of credentials, centralizing authentication and simplifying logins.

Frequent logins can disrupt workflow

SSO minimizes login interruptions, allowing users to focus on their tasks.

High IT support costs due to password issues

SSO reduces password-related support calls, lowering helpdesk costs.

Difficulty in tracking and managing access for compliance

SSO provides detailed access logs and simplifies audits.

Managing access for a growing number of users and applications

SSO scales with your organization, ensuring consistent access control.

Time-consuming user provisioning and de-provisioning

SSO automates these processes, reducing the administrative burden on IT staff.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Are there specific use cases where OIDC is more beneficial than SAML?

What are some of the rare use cases of SSO?

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