Single sign on with integration of personal apps
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
My previous organization used CoSign SSO for single-sign-on user authentication for web apps. Since the company's web environment hosted multiple apps like Concur for reimbursement processing, Slack for messages, Workday for organizational-level info, a single-sign-on feature of CoSign SSO made the login process seamless. CoSign SSO even had a feature configuring our personal apps as well, which didn't even require IT's involvement.
Pros
- A single sign on to multiple apps
- Easy to configure personal apps along with the organization's apps
- Can log in via social website apps like Gmail/Facebook/Twitter
Cons
- CoSign SSO is open source but there are limited support forums available
- Login via multiple platforms at the same time becomes troublesome at times
- More support should be provided to resolve errors
Most Important Features
- Social login
- Single sign in
- Integrating personal applications without IT approval/involvement
Return on Investment
- Single-sign-on feature saves employees time, which increases productivity
- Limited support on troubleshooting errors prolongs resolution time
- A single point of control to admin to manage users' access
Alternatives Considered
Microsoft Azure Active Directory
Other Software Used
WordPress, Concur Travel and Expense, Slack