Single Sign-on (SSO) allows you to sign into iQualify using your existing login credentials. For example, if your organisation or training provider uses Office 365, this might be your username and password.

Your organisation may have enabled SSO to improve their cyber security - the fewer times you have to log in, the less chance there is of having your password hacked. Having SSO also reduces the need for password assistance due to password fatigue, and can improve your learning experience by reducing the amount of time you spend logging into your learning environment.

An account owner will need to enable SSO for your organisation. If you are an account owner and would like to enable SSO, get in touch with us so that we can enable SSO for your iQualify environment. We can also work with you to set up a test iQualify environment and help ensure everything is configured correctly before you implement SSO in your live account.

Your organisation’s Service Desk will need to configure SSO. Details on how to do that can be found in Setting up Single Sign on.