Social sign-on lets you use an account you already have with an identity provider — instead of creating and remembering a separate password for your Horizon community website. This article explains what social sign-on is and how it fits into joining, signing up for, and signing in to your community's site.
With social sign-on, you register and sign in using an existing account from an identity provider. JEKA Software supports social sign-on from identity providers including Google and Facebook; the options offered on your community's site may vary with its configuration. Only your email address is shared with the site when you use this method.
Benefits:
Horizon communities gate registration behind an invite code:
If you don't have an invite code, contact your community's management office or website administrator.
On the sign-up page, choose the social provider option instead of entering an email address and password. You'll be asked to approve the connection with that provider, and your Horizon account is associated with the email address the provider shares.
If you prefer, you can always register with an email address and password instead — social sign-on is optional.
On return visits, open your community's website, choose Sign In, and use the same method you registered with — your email address and password, or your social provider. Using the same provider each time ensures you reach the same account.
Note that Horizon sign-in is separate from your MyWatchtower app login — they are different products with their own accounts, even if your community uses both.
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