The implementation of OAuth 2.0 in our web application enables seamless integration into your SSO (Single-Sign-On) infrastructure. Thus, the effort in the administration process is reduced by the user verification, as well as the maintenance of an additional user database.

Now administrators have the option to set up an existing OAuth server in supervision. In addition, there is still the option to create local supervision-specific user accounts.

In the authorization process, the supervision server queries name and email address of the user account. We use the name for personal addressing in our portal and correspondence. The stored e-mail address is used for notification of the portal and system status.

We hope you enjoy this new feature! If you have any further questions or need technical assistance with the integration, please feel free to contact us.