SRS ID: managing connected services and active sessions
Single sign-in is more useful when you can see where it is used. Services, devices, expiry and session revocation in one place.
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One identity connects a user to several products. Along with easier sign-in comes a practical question: where is that identity currently being used, and which connections are still needed? The answer should be clear to the user.
SRS ID access management covers services and devices, active sessions, expiry and revocation. Users can see where they are signed in, end sessions and limit them in time. These capabilities are described in the SRS ID / API documentation.
Reviewing connections is useful after changing devices or finishing work with a service. Find the relevant connection and check its purpose and expiry. End the corresponding session when access is no longer needed. Work with the specific connection instead of assuming that one sign-in or sign-out automatically changes every other session.
For developers, single sign-in also includes session validation and handling session termination. SRS ID documentation provides request and response examples and an integration sequence. Plan how the application will communicate the access state and explain when a session has ended.