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About Single Sign-On
What is single sign-on (SSO)?
Single sign-on is an upgraded login experience rolling out to SpotOn Dashboard, Reporting, and Back of House.
What are the benefits of single sign-on?
Single sign-on will make your login experience smoother. For accounts under the same email address, you’ll no longer have to re-enter login credentials when you switch between SpotOn Dashboard, Reporting, and Back of House. You’ll have one single sign-on password for all three applications that are associated with the same email address.
What applications are on single sign-on?
SpotOn Dashboard, Reporting, and Back of House are on the single sign-on experience.
What is a single sign-on password?
A single sign-on password is one password used to login to the single sign-on applications under the same email address. That means the same password will be used for SpotOn Dashboard, Reporting, and Back of House.
Does that mean if I have access to a single sign-on application, I have access to all single sign-on applications? For example, if I have Dashboard access, will I automatically receive SpotOn Reporting and SpotOn Back of House access?
No, access to one single sign-on application does not mean you will get access to all single sign-on applications. You will still need a new account created for that specific single sign-on application.
However, when the new single sign-on application account is set up with the same email address as other single sign-on applications you have access to, the password will be your existing single sign-on password.
Upgrade to Single Sign-On
How do I upgrade to single sign-on?
Accounts are gradually transitioning to single sign-on in the coming months (Summer 2024).
If your account is used across multiple single sign-on applications, you will receive an email to the email address associated with the account indicating when it is your upgrade period. When it is your upgrade period, it is recommended that you immediately follow the steps to verify your email and set a single sign-on password. Failure to do so can result in an account lockout.
If your account is not used across multiple single sign-on applications, no action is required on your end.
What happens if I don’t upgrade to SSO?
All SpotOn Dashboard, Reporting, and Back of House must upgrade to single sign-on. If you do not upgrade during the recommended upgrade period, you risk being locked out of your account.
I’ve received the SSO upgrade email indicating it’s time to upgrade to SSO. What do I need to do now?
Great! Now it’s time for you to start your upgrade through a series of on screen prompts. Below is an overview of what the prompts will look like. We recommend you complete the steps as soon as possible to prevent an account lockout.
Please note the screens you see may look slightly different than the below. If you have any concerns or need help, please please contact support at 1-877-814-4102.
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An email will be sent to the email address associated with your account indicating that your upgrade period has begun. | |
Next time you login to your account, you will be prompted to begin your upgrade.
If you cannot access the email address associated with your account, contact support at 1-877-814-4102 to update to a valid, accessible email address. | |
After selecting “Send verification email” you will receive an email to verify your email address.
You can click the button (“Verify this email’) in the email to proceed or manually enter the verification code on the screen instead. | |
If you want to manually enter your verification code, you’ll confirm on the screen and then enter the code on the following screen. | |
After you’ve confirmed your verification code, you will need to set a new single sign-on password.
Remember, this password will be used for all single sign-on applications you have access to. Single sign-on applications include SpotOn Dashboard, Reporting, and BOH. | |
Now, you can login using your new single sign-on password. | |
When you first login after your single sign-on upgrade, you’ll see a Welcome to Single Sign-On screen.
This screen is to confirm that you’ve successfully upgraded to single sign-on. Congratulations! |
Help! I’m locked out of my account, and I need access now.
In order to access your account, you must upgrade to single sign-on. Below are the following steps you’ll need to take. It’s a short and easy process that’ll make it easier for you to use your SpotOn single sign-on applications in the future.
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You’ve received notice that you’ve been locked out of your account.
On this screen, click the blue button to send a password reset email to the email address associated with the account.
If you cannot access the email address associated with your account, contact support at 1-877-814-4102 to update to a valid, accessible email address. | |
When you receive the password reset email, you will be able to reset your password by clicking the blue button “Reset password” | |
You’ll be directed to a “Reset your password” screen. On this screen, you can set a single sign-on password.
Remember, this password will be used for all single sign-on applications you have access to. Single sign-on applications include SpotOn Dashboard, Reporting, and BOH. | |
Now, you can login using your new single sign-on password.
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When you first login after your single sign-on upgrade, you’ll see a Welcome to Single Sign-On screen.
This screen is to confirm that you’ve successfully upgraded to single sign-on. Congratulations! |
How do I reset my single sign-on password?
When you’re on single sign-on, password resets are easy! On each login page, there will be a “Forgot Password?” link that you can use to receive a password reset email to the email address associated with your account.
If I reset my password for one application, does that change the password for all my single-sign on applications?
Yes, resetting a password for one single sign-on application will reset the password for all your single sign-on applications. For accounts under the same email address, they will share one single sign-on password.