Web App without SSO
A Web App without SSO is a web application that does not support single sign-on (no OIDC or SAML). ResorsIT still surfaces it, but only as a Link app: a bookmark tile in the Hub. Where the app has a login, users authenticate directly with it using separate credentials.
How ResorsIT integrates it
- ResorsIT stores a URL and display metadata and shows a Hub tile
- No identity flow with the platform identity provider
- No reverse-proxy gating and no forward-auth
- The tile can point at a self-hosted app or a public site – there need not be a login behind it at all
When a tool lands here
This label covers web tools surfaced as a plain tile with no platform-mediated login: public sites worth a tile, and interfaces that are neither federated nor placed behind the platform. If the app does support SSO, it belongs under Web App with SSO. If it is not a web app at all but is installed on a machine, see Deployment Payload.
No SSO does not mean no access control
A web app without OIDC or SAML is not automatically a Link app. Before a tool lands here, consider the other access methods: a tool with no SSO can still be gated at the proxy with forward-auth, checked against the directory over LDAP, or reached with a vaulted credential. A tool is a Link app only when none of those apply – when it is genuinely just a bookmark.
