What is SSO?
Single sign-on (SSO) is a technology which combines several different application login screens into one. With SSO, a user only has to enter their login credentials (username and password) one time on a single page to access all of the applications setup to use SSO.
For example, if you sign on to a laptop with a group email like support@dom.edu, when you are logged in to it, it will try to have you log in to everything else with that account.
Which applications are covered by SSO?
NOTE: This will only work for the web versions of these applications. If you are using the software application, then you will have to log in manually.
Outlook
OneDrive
Teams
Canvas
MyDU
Zoom
Panopto
Handshake
Constituo
Curriculog
Board Effect
Stellic
Name Coach
Slate
Medicate
TeamDynamix
Astra
uConnect
Give Pulse
Get Inclusive
Open Athens
Softdocs
What if my SSO is not working correctly?
When SSO is not working correctly, then there are two thing you want to consider first:
- Is my password working correct?
- Please click here if you are experiencing password issues.
- Is my Multifactor Authentication (MFA) working correct?
- Please click here if you are experiencing issues with you MFA.
If you continue to experience issues, then please submit an account support request, or contact the Support Center directly by calling (708)524-6888.