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ORCID Now Supported for CEDAR Login

February 28, 2022/in News /by CEDAR admin

CEDAR now supports Single Sign-On (SSO) via ORCID, in addition to existing login options with GitHub and Google. Researchers can now sign in using their ORCID—making it even easier to access CEDAR with credentials tied to their scholarly identity.

🔐 Supported login methods now include:

  • ORCID
  • GitHub
  • Google (Gmail)

Already have a CEDAR account? No problem—you can link your ORCID credentials to your existing account to simplify future logins without creating duplicates.

Just select “Sign in with ORCID” on the login page to get started.

Tags: Authentication, CEDAR Features, GitHub, Google, Login Options, ORCID, Researcher Identity, Single Sign-On, User Accounts
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