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Created page with "This page contains content related to one of the New Features being proposed to enhance our community. === Google === Offers an API for easy integration with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and their entire Office suite. === Microsoft === Not as easy as Google, but at a minimum we can integrate Contacts and Calendar. === Local Authentication === Enabling this would require we create a procedure to handle user support requests." |
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Revision as of 16:48, 23 June 2026
This page contains content related to the external authentication providers which are trusted to authenticate users.
Offers an API for easy integration with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and their entire Office suite.
Microsoft
Not as easy as Google, but at a minimum we can integrate Contacts and Calendar.
Local Authentication
Enabling this would require we create a procedure to handle user support requests.
Others
We may consider adding Apple and/or Facebook in the future.