Application access given mails
You're looking for a way to grant access to an application using email addresses. Here are a few options:
- Email-based authentication: Some applications allow users to sign up or log in using their email address and password. This is a simple way to grant access to an application using an email address.
- Email-based authorization: In this approach, an email address is used as a unique identifier to authenticate and authorize access to an application. This can be achieved using email-based authentication protocols like OAuth or OpenID Connect.
- Single Sign-On (SSO) with email: Some SSO solutions allow users to log in to an application using their email address and password. This eliminates the need for users to remember multiple usernames and passwords.
- Email-based invitation: In this approach, an email address is used to invite users to join an application or grant access to a specific feature or resource.
Here are some examples of applications that use email-based access:
- Gmail: Google allows users to sign up for a Gmail account using their email address and password.
- Microsoft Outlook: Microsoft allows users to sign up for an Outlook account using their email address and password.
- Slack: Slack allows users to sign up for an account using their email address and password.
- Dropbox: Dropbox allows users to sign up for an account using their email address and password.
- Google Drive: Google Drive allows users to sign up for an account using their email address and password.
When implementing email-based access, it's essential to ensure that the email addresses are verified and secure to prevent unauthorized access.