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 Starting with version 5.0, Admidio can be used as a central login system for other applications using Single Sign-On (SSO). Starting with version 5.0, Admidio can be used as a central login system for other applications using Single Sign-On (SSO).
  
-When a user signs in to a connected application, they are redirected to Admidio for authentication. After a successful login, Admidio redirects the user back to the application, where they are automatically signed in.+When a user signs in to a connected application, they are redirected to Admidio for authentication, and after successful login are redirected back to the appplication, where they are automatically signed in.
  
-This means that users only need to log in to Admidio and can then access other configured applications without entering their username and password again. The connected applications do not need to store or process the users' passwords themselves.+Users only need to log in to Admidio and can access other configured applications without entering their username and password again. The connected applications do not need to store or process the users' passwords themselves.
  
 Admidio supports the two most widely used SSO protocols: Admidio supports the two most widely used SSO protocols:
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