Administrators and operations teams
Understand Finger Manager sign-in through Finger Grid SSO, unified accounts, organizations, and permissions.
Understand Finger Manager sign-in through Finger Grid SSO, unified accounts, organizations, and permissions.
Notifications configured in Finger Manager can be delivered precisely inside Finger Trader App according to rules, audience, and schedule.
Finger Manager uses SSO (Single Sign-On) and the unified Finger Grid account system.
A user only needs one Finger Grid Account to sign in to authorized Finger Grid products and services. Separate accounts or passwords do not need to be created for each product.
Before using Finger Manager for the first time, the user needs to register a Finger Grid account.
After registration, this account becomes the user's unified identity in the Finger Grid ecosystem and can be used to access authorized products, organizations, and related services.
Finger Grid uses a unified identity authentication system.
After signing in with a Finger Grid account, the user can access Finger Manager and other authorized Finger Grid products through SSO, without signing in separately for every product.
The same Finger Grid account can be used for Finger Manager, Finger Trader, Finger KYC / KYB, Finger Bridge, and other Finger Grid services.
The products and functions that can actually be accessed are determined by the services enabled for the organization and the permissions assigned to the account.
SSO unifies user identity authentication. It does not mean the account automatically has access to all products and functions.
After sign-in, the system determines which products, pages, data, and actions the account can access based on the organization, enabled products, role, and permissions.
Therefore, the same Finger Grid account can have different access rights in different organizations or products.
Finger Grid uses an Account + Organization model.
A user signs in with their own Finger Grid account and enters an enterprise environment only after being authorized by the corresponding organization.
Enterprise administrators can centrally manage organization members, roles, and permissions without creating separate user accounts for every Finger Grid product.
Finger Grid accounts are managed by the unified identity authentication system.
When account status, organization membership, or permissions change, access to related products is updated accordingly.
After using Finger Manager on a public or non-personal device, the user should sign out promptly to protect account security.
In short, Finger Grid Account is the user's unified identity, SSO handles unified sign-in, and Organization, Role, and Permission determine what the user can access in Finger Manager.
