One login.
Every product, hub, and region.
Sign in once. Your session resolves to the right scope automatically — whether you're switching between products, jumping into a client's workspace, or accessing a hub hosted in a different region. No re-authentication. No separate credential sets.
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One session handles every context switch.
The session model is scoped per hub — but switching context doesn't mean starting over.
App switching
One session covers every Sympl product — Sympl · CMMS, Sympl · Signal, Sympl · Project. Navigate between apps without a separate login per product.
Hub & instance switching
If you manage multiple hubs — an MSP with client workspaces, a corporate account with plant-level hubs, or a franchisor with franchisees — switch context from the avatar menu. No re-authentication.
Cross-region access
International hubs are hosted in their own zone for data residency compliance. Your session still resolves to the right regional instance automatically — you see the right data, in the right zone, from one login.
SSO / identity provider
Connect your organization's identity provider — Microsoft Entra, Okta, Google Workspace, or any SAML 2.0 / OIDC provider. Provision and deprovision users from your existing directory.
How it works
Identity decoupled from any specific product or region.
One stable identity
Your user identity is global — it survives provider migrations, product additions, and hub changes. One row, one ID, forever.
Memberships per hub
You hold a membership in each hub you can access — with its own role and scope. Switching hubs resolves the right session without a new login.
Sessions are hub-scoped
Each active session is bound to one hub. Switching opens a new scoped session for the target — your existing sessions remain active.
Regional instances, unified auth
The auth layer is global. A hub hosted in EU-West still authenticates through the same login flow — your session is then handed off to the right regional instance, keeping data in-zone.
One login across everything you manage.
Whether you're running one site or a portfolio of hubs across multiple regions — it's one set of credentials, one session, one place to switch context.
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