## Single Sign On (SSO) Settings

### How SSO works

- If you enable SSO – you can sign in with AppleConnect once per day to access all AppleConnect-protected SSO-enabled apps.
- If you disable SSO – you must sign in with AppleConnect each time you access an AppleConnect-protected app.
- If an individual app has SSO disabled or you manually disable SSO for an individual app – to access the app, you must sign in to it with AppleConnect.

### Open Single Sign On Settings

1. At the top-right of your screen, click the AppleConnect status menu icon ( ) and choose Settings.
2. Select the Single Sign On tab.
3. Click the lock at the bottom of the window and enter the password you use to unlock your Mac.

### Select SSO Settings

- Use Single Sign On: Keep this selected to use SSO. After your session expires, sign in again. Disable SSO if you share your computer with other people or prefer to sign in separately to each application.
- SSO Application Name: Enable or disable individual apps for Single Sign On. Apps listed in gray aren’t AppleConnect SSO-enabled.
- Share approval across partitions and erase installs: Leave this selected on your approved device to keep your approval after performing erase installs.

Note: To protect Apple data, sign out of AppleConnect when you’re finished using AppleConnect-protected apps. Quitting the app doesn’t sign you out.