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In the context of Single Sign-On Identity (SSO.ID), the "Account" section typically refers to the area of the SSO.ID system where users can manage their personal account settings, preferences, and security measures.

The term Application in the context of Single Sign-On (SSO.ID) refers to the specific software, service, or system that a user wants to access after they have authenticated with the SSO.ID solution.

In the context of Single Sign-On Identity (SSO.ID), "connections" typically refer to the integrations or configurations that allow an identity provider (IdP) to communicate with service providers (SPs) or applications.

This section allows them to perform various tasks such as searching for specific users, creating new accounts, updating basic user information, and deleting users as needed.

Role management in SSOID refers to the process of assigning and managing user roles and permissions within the SSO system. Effective role management in an SSO.ID system

SSO.ID offers its users the ability to create groups easily for improved access control and product efficiency. In the group role management section, administrators can create a group, add multiple users to it, assign applications to these users, and designate group roles for the selected applications

An organization can be any entity that wants to provide its employees, customers, or partners with seamless access to multiple applications and services using a single set of credentials.

An "organizational unit" (OU) refers to a logical or administrative division within an organization that is used to organize and manage resources, including user accounts, computers, and other objects.

Multi-factor authentication (MFA), also known as two-factor authentication (2FA), is a security process in which a user is required to provide two or more separate forms of identification factors to verify their identity during the login or authentication process.

The term "App Pages" in the context of Single Sign-On Identity (SSO.ID) typically refers to the specific pages or URLs within an application that are protected by SSO.ID.

The term "tenant name" in SSO.ID typically refers to the unique identifier or name assigned to a specific tenant within the system. This name helps distinguish one tenant from another and allows administrators to manage the settings and

In the "User's Activity" section, no new activities are created, existing user activities are not updated, and no records are deleted. This section serves as a repository for recording all user activities.