Glossary

SSO

Single Sign-On
Quick definition: Log in once, gain access to every connected system. The core idea behind Onremo.

Core mechanic

In SSO, there's a central identity provider (Onremo, Okta, Azure AD). All systems recognize this provider.

When a user signs in once to the central provider, every other connected system accepts them automatically. The password isn't asked again; only a token exchange happens.

Tokens are typically valid for a few hours. When they expire, the user re-authenticates with the central provider — again, only once.

Protocols

OAuth 2.0 / OIDC — Modern, mobile-first. Onremo's standard.

SAML — Older, XML-based, widespread in enterprise IT.

SSO at Onremo

Onremo provides SSO for every system built by Aigap. With one Onremo account, you reach Randevu Plus, Helio CRM, or any other system bought from the Store, in one click.

Detailed: What is SSO and why it makes your business easier.

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