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# SSO Status

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SSO stands for single sign-on, an authentication process that integrates the Biz Phone app with third-party identity management solutions. It allows sharing one Versity smartphone among multiple users, where each user has a unique extension and credentials on the PBX which are also configured in the identity management solution.

The first certified solution is Imprivata’s IMDA app. The app is programmed with each user’s credentials, and the user is issued an NFC identity card which is used to log on. Versity displays the Imprivata sign-on screen at startup which prompts the user to use the badge to sign on. Upon a successful NFC bump, the Versity SSO app retrieves the user’s PBX extension and password from IMDA and writes it to the Biz Phone app. The phone registers with the user’s SIP extension and the Biz Phone successful registration icon appears. When the user logs out, the user’s credentials are removed and the connection to SIP is disabled.

Consult the Imprivata solution for additional information.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
**Multiple individuals using the same login credentials**

Multiple users badging in with the same login credentials may result in SIP registration problems, including failure of SIP registration for some users or SIP registrations that ring multiple devices at the same time.

Administrators should experiment with their SIP integration to make sure they understand the behaviors of their call server, and should caution users to only log in to one device at a time.
{% endhint %}


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