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	<title>SSO and Single Login Identification (SLI) - comments</title>
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One expected feature of authorization delegation, which is naturally associated with Single Sign On (SSO), is the ability given to the end user to log in only once to access different applications (Single Login Identification, SLI). In a standard way, OpenID Connect flows do not allow direct SLI realization, but possibilities exist. We are here on a little disclosed technique, which requires significant development on the application side. OAuthSD offers the option of managing SLI and (&#8230;)
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