Key Features
SSO
Attribute Mapping
3rd party IDP support
Working example of WHMCS SSO
Suppose we have a WHMCS admin user, Ryan. Ryan has set up miniOrange WHMCS Single Sign-On (SSO) on his website for his team to secure login to the WHMCS site.
- The user from his team will try to access the WHMCS site.
- The website redirects the SSO request to the Identity Provider (where user credentials are stored) for authentication.
- The user tries to sign in with his Identity Provider credentials.
- Once IDP authentication gets successful, Identity Provider (IDP) sends back the Single Sign-On response.
- Now the user is granted access to log in and access the WHMCS site.
Here’s just some of what you get
Using WHMCS Single Sign-On (SSO), users from any IDP can login into the WHMCS using their Identity provider credentials such that it provides secure and password-less login for WHMCS users.
It provides flexible IDP support, without the need to migrate your existing users from the existing user store.
SSO eliminates the inconvenience of managing, remembering, and resetting multiple passwords, thus improving productivity with higher conversion rates.
SSO authentication ensures that only authorized users get access to sensitive data, hence you can also implement various password policies to strengthen security without holding up your users' access.
SSO reduces IT costs which saves admin time on password resets and eliminates the necessity of IT support.
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