Password-less systems such as Lightning LoginĬheck out Martin Humpolec MVP’s blog for more details about each of these.Where user management is also enabled, allowing an admin to create a user in one system (such as GSuite or Microsoft 365) and it automatically creates the associated account in other systems (such as Salesforce).With Salesforce, or another system entirely (such as LinkedIn or Facebook), as the lead.
It’s worth noting that there are other types of login, such as: the business edition of Gmail) your users never worry about their Salesforce password again. In this guide, I’ll be walking you through a basic out-of-the-box setup, showing that if you use GSuite (i.e. But that costs a lot of money to set up, right? Not necessarily. The user shouldn’t even notice that it is there, it’s just seamlessly passing your login validation from one system to another without any end user intervention. The best implementations of SSO seem to work by magic. *we recommend looking at either Password.docx or the yellow post-it on top of the laptop. Fewer passwords, fewer headaches, less tedium and it should enable you to get on with what you actually intended to do, rather than get bogged with admin stuff such as hunting around for where you put your password hint*. The concept behind Single Sign-On (SSO) is easy: sign in to one system, and then be automatically signed into all the rest of the applications you need. If only there was an easier way? Introducing Single Sign-On
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