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3 points babyent | 1 comments | | HN request time: 0.201s | source

Hi. I have been using email login and admin users can invite their colleagues by email address.

Of course, many established companies offer SSO, ability to login using Google, Apple, other oauth.

I asked around to my test users and a few potential users and they mentioned email is fine. In my own experience as a SWE I used many softwares at work which used just email login. However, many more offered a bunch more.

Will it be fine to open it up to broader audience without all these things?

1. admissionsguy ◴[] No.41894460[source]
In my experience, SSO is a requirement for some corporate clients. So depends on who you are selling to (individual employees or orgs who will have a number of their employees use the software). For example, if you sell a quoting tool to a department, which will then be used by their salespeople, SSO requirement is a possibility. If it's a small app that the CEO will use to schedule posts on Linkedin, then there is no need.

In my experience, login using Google, Apple is a convenience feature that may increase conversion rate if the product is sold to individuals, but is not essential.

Your experience may vary.