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  1. Getting Started

Accessing OneLens

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Last updated 17 days ago

You can access OneLens through two login methods:

Both require initial setup by an admin to ensure secure access.

Magic Link

The magic link method allows you to log in using your email address without worrying about any password. Once you provide your registered email id on the login screen, you receive an email which contains a secure temporary link. Clicking on this link will redirect you to OneLens console, without you having to enter any password.

Prerequisites

  • Your account admin should add you as user with valid email address and role, from the User Settings section.

Steps to Log In

  • Go to the .

  • Choose the Sign in with Magic Link option.

  • Enter your registered email address.

  • Click on the Send Magic Link.

  • Check your inbox for a login link. Here is how the mail will look:

Note that magic link works only once for security reasons and has an expiry of 1 hour. In case you fail to utilize the magic link while under validity, you have to generate a new one.

  • Click Login button to access OneLens.

Single Sign-On(SSO)

SSO allows you to sign in using your organization’s identity provider.

Prerequisites

  • An admin must first enable SSO and then configure the SSO integration to grant access to organization members.

  • Your email along with role must be added in the User Settings section by an admin.

Steps to Log In

  1. Click Sign in with SSO.

  2. Enter your work email address.

  3. Click on Continue and you’ll be redirected to your SSO provider to complete authentication.

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