Franly offers two primary methods for users to access their accounts. As an Admin or Organization Admin, this helps you understand how the people you manage sign in.
🔐 1. Single Sign-On (SSO) / SAML
This login method allows users to access multiple applications and websites using a single set of credentials. These credentials, along with user roles, are managed at the organizational level and are established outside of the Franly platform.
🔑 2. Standard Login
This is a conventional login approach where individual user accounts can be created and assigned specific roles from the backend. In this scenario, users must log in using a designated email address and password. There are two ways to create new user accounts:
- An administrator can send an invitation to the user to join the platform, after which the user will receive an email with instructions for setup.
- Alternatively, a user can request access themselves and undergo the onboarding process, and the admin will then receive a notification to either approve or deny the request.
If a user is invited to or requests access to multiple organizations and receives approval, they will be able to log in to all approved organizations using the same credentials.
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