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The SSO also supports Open ID Connect, which allows users to log in to ContactsLaw using external providers (such as Microsoft or Google accounts). This reduces the number of passwords that users need to remember, as well as leveraging additional security mechanisms such as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication 2-factor authentication | The SSO also supports Open ID Connect, which allows users to log in to ContactsLaw using external providers (such as Microsoft or Google accounts). This reduces the number of passwords that users need to remember, as well as leveraging additional security mechanisms such as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-factor_authentication 2-factor authentication]. | ||
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Revision as of 16:09, 16 April 2024
CPMS ID is a platform for authenticating and identifying ContactsLaw accounts.
It allows users to log in at a single point of presence to access to several different components of ContactsLaw, such as:
- Desktop App
- Web App
- DMS App
- Office Add-Ins
- Third-party integrations
CPMS ID is implemented using IdentityServer4, an industry-leading framework that is robust, reliable and secure.
OAuth 2.0
The SSO supports OAuth 2.0, an industry standard which not only allows users to seamlessly access all components of ContactsLaw, but also provides a mechanism for third-party integrations to perform actions on behalf of other users.
Open ID Connect
The SSO also supports Open ID Connect, which allows users to log in to ContactsLaw using external providers (such as Microsoft or Google accounts). This reduces the number of passwords that users need to remember, as well as leveraging additional security mechanisms such as 2-factor authentication.