An organization can use the services of an identity provider (IDP) to do the authentication of its users. In this way it grants a single access mechanism to the applications, avoiding users having to remember multiple login credentials.
Deyel implements this type of authentication integrating with Google. When an organization uses Google accounts for its users, the authentication process can be delegated to Google.
In the access page to the user portal there is a button that allows to redirect users to Google login in order to enter their credentials.
When users enter their account, Google informs Deyel that they have been successfully authenticated and the access code is never informed to Deyel.
Deyel only verifies that a user exists in its register, whose email account is the Google account entered. Users can use the product only when they are correctly authenticated to Google and they are defined in Deyel.
By pressing the button “Enter with Google” the users go to the login panel where they enter their credentials.
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When users enter their account, Google informs Deyel that they have been successfully authenticated. Deyel verifies that the users are defined and their emails are the Google accounts they entered.
