Employees spend less time managing passwords and more time focusing on their tasks.
Reduced risk of password-related breaches with centralized authentication.
Only one set of credentials to remember, reducing the risk of forgotten passwords.
Swift transition between organization apps and ZIMS without repeated login prompts.
Centralized control over user access and permissions.
Password management is determined by the organization. They can apply stricter standards, require resets, and centrally control ZIMS access.
With fewer login challenges, IT teams deal with fewer password reset requests, as well as fewer requests to remove users from the platform when they leave the organization.
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