ANSWERING SERVICES
Managing multiple usernames and passwords can slow down employees, increase IT requests, and create unnecessary security risks. SSO lets your team reach Anserve with the same company login they already use, no extra password required.
Whether your employees work in the office, remotely, or across multiple locations, SSO streamlines authentication while helping protect your organization’s sensitive data.
Sign in with your own company login
Use the account your team already has to access Anserve. No new passwords to create, remember, or reset.
Automatic user setup and removal
Add someone to the right group and their Anserve account appears. Remove them and access is immediately revoked.
Your MFA rules carry over
If required, staff complete multi-factor authentication before accessing Anserve, keeping your security policy in place.
Guided setup and ongoing support
We connect Anserve to your existing identity provider and remain available to help when things change.
Industry-Standard User Provisioning
SCIM 2.0 for seamless user management
Our platform uses SCIM 2.0, the industry standard for automated user provisioning and deprovisioning, so your IT team can efficiently manage users and access through your existing identity provider.
Works With Your Existing Identity Provider
Anserve supports standard SSO protocols, including SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect (OIDC), and works with leading identity providers.
Single Sign-On (SSO) offers easier and safer access for staff, stronger security and compliance, reduced IT tickets, and better user trust. At Anserve, we understand that every business has unique technology requirements. Our team works closely with you to design and implement an SSO solution that aligns with your security policies, business goals, and existing software environment.
An IT contact who can add an application to your identity provider.
It is not. Standard username and password still works for clients who do not use an identity provider.
Password managers store multiple passwords for different applications, while Single Sign-On allows users to authenticate once and access multiple applications without repeated logins.
Yes. SSO is commonly paired with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to add an additional layer of identity verification and enhance overall security.
When properly implemented, SSO reduces password fatigue, encourages stronger authentication practices, simplifies access management, and helps organizations maintain a stronger overall security posture.
In many cases, yes. Most modern cloud applications support industry-standard authentication protocols that allow them to integrate with Single Sign-On platforms.
Simplify access, strengthen security, and give your team a seamless sign-in experience with SSO built around your needs.
