Single sign-on (SSO) is an authentication method that enables users who have already authenticated or logged into their network to automatically log into other applications without the need to enter login and password information again.
To sign in with an SSO, you will be presented with three icons these of SSO services from Google, MyLogin and Azure.
You will then be able to link your Microsoft, Google or MyLogin account to the SSO.
If you are already signed in to Microsoft or Google in your browser, then you should be able to click one of these options then you should be able to sign in.
With MyLogin, you will be first asked to find your organisation.
Then after this you will multiple option on how to verify your credentials.
For more information on this process click here.
If your administrator has not set up the SSO within the settings this message will appear. They can then follow the guide below to configure the SSO.