OneLogin SSO Integration
How You’ll Benefit From OneLogin SSO
- No need for passwords
- Quick response to high-risk logins
- Unified access control
- Increased security for company data
End to End Asset Management
SAML SSO
Use SAML SSO to make authentication a breeze. This gives you a single URL to sign in with, so you don’t have to keep dozens of passwords in mind.
Access Control
Ensure that certain staff members only have access to items from certain locations or groups. This can come in very handy when you’re managing large teams or branches.
User Roles
Assign all users to user roles, depending on their duties. This gives them a specific set of permissions around editing, adding, and deleting your data.
Asset Lifecycle Management
Manage the complete lifecycle of your asset, whether it’s creating purchase orders or formally retiring assets. This can give you meaningful insights into asset utilization.
Check Out and Check In Assets
Bolster accountability by keeping a keen eye on checkout and check-in histories. This way, you’ll know exactly when an item went missing, and whose custody it was under.
Arbitration
Keep staff users from taking certain actions, unless they are approved by an admin. This further reinforces security, and helps keep your assets in check.
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