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Understanding Identity with T&A

These articles will help explain Identity and how it works with Time and Attendance. It will also guide you through the pre-requisite checks needed to ensure you are ready to enable Identity.

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Setting up Non-Federated

Non-federated login (traditional login)  The classic way of signing in:  you create a username and password specifically for that website or app.  that site stores and manages your login details.  if you forget your password, you reset it through that site.  Example: You sign up for a healthcare portal and create a new account with your email and a password just for that portal.

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Setting up Federated

Federated login (single sign-on or SSO)  This lets you sign in using an existing account from another trusted provider:  you don’t create a new password.  instead, you use something like your Google, Microsoft, or Apple account to log in.  the website trusts the login system of that provider to verify who you are.  Example: You go to a healthcare portal and click “Sign in with Microsoft.” It uses your work account to log you in without needing a separate password.

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