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How to access Domum via SSO
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In addition to the conventional authentication process, senhasegura allows for simplified Single Sign-On (SSO) access to Domum Remote Access. This article provides a step-by-step guide for this task.
Requirements
- SSO access provider account.
- Prior configuration by the administrator.
There are three SSO login options in Domum Remote Access.
Option 1: Access via e-mail
This option works for both internal users and third parties.
- Open the Domum access e-mail.
- Click Access now or copy and paste the temporary link into your browser. The senhasegura Domum homepage will appear.
- Click the Sign in with SSO button.
- Click the Okta access provider icon.
- Complete the security method process.
- Click on the link that appears.
- The system will redirect you to the senhasegura desktop.
You now have access to the Domum interface. Your home screen and permissions are dependent on your group's policies.
Option 2: Access via SSO provider
This option works for both internal users and third parties.
- Log in to your Okta account.
- Locate the application that gives you access to senhasegura.
- Click on the application.
- Select and complete the security method.
- Click on the link that appears.
- The system will redirect you to the senhasegura desktop.
You now have access to the Domum interface. Your home screen and permissions are dependent on your group's policies.
Option 3: Local network access (internal users only)
- Access the standard URL of the senhasegura platform.
- On the home screen, click the Sign in with SSO button.
- Click the Okta access provider icon.
- Complete the security method process.
- Click on the link that appears.
- The system will redirect you to the senhasegura desktop.
You now have access to the standard senhasegura interface. Your home screen and permissions are dependent on your group's policies.
Don’t share the link with other users, as it could lead to a breach of confidentiality and a violation of the principle of least privilege.
Do you still have questions? Reach out to the senhasegura Community.