Remove need to enter email to log in with SSO
With SSO enabled, you still need to enter your email address to log in. In our Corporate environment, we all log in using our own Windows account at the same desk every day, and screens automatically lock. If a user walks past an unlocked computer, having to enter the email address is not going to prevent a user from gaining access, instead it just slows down the login process.
I acknowledge SSO does mean the user no longer needs to remember a separate Jobpac username and password. Perhaps letting clients have the option to choose whether they wish to enter the email address is a happy medium.
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Company
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MPC Kinetic
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Job Title / Role
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IS&T Systems Analyst
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I need it...
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3 months
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