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What is Single Sign-On (SSO)?

  • Updated July 20, 2026 09:01

Single Sign-On (SSO) gives company users access to all their apps using a single set of login credentials. It speeds up the login process and most importantly, provides companies with improved security. Currently, Remote supports Single Sign-On integrations that use SAML protocol.

See also: 

How can a company enable login via Single Sign On for their company users?
Can't sign in with single sign-on? Common problems and fixes

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