Logging On without SSO
If you are not sure whether your organization uses Single Sign On (SSO), contact your administrator.
The first time that you log on after downloading the app and accepting the end-user agreement, the server data that you have access to is downloaded onto the device. Only tasks that are assigned to the logged-in user, the projects that the logged-in user has access to, and records associated with tasks that were received in the last 30 days are downloaded.
To log on without SSO:
- Ensure that your device is connected to the internet.
- On the Home screen of your device, tap Unifier
. - On the Oracle Primavera Unifier sign-in screen, tap the Single Sign On slider to turn it off.
- In the Server URL field, under the Single Sign On, enter the server URL.
In the Server URL drop-down menu, you can view and select from the list of the five most recent server URLs you have accessed.
- In the Username field, enter your Unifier user name.
- In the Password field, enter your Unifier password.
- Tap Sign In.
- If the consent notice displays, tap Agree or Decline.
If you decline, you will be logged out of the application.
Notes:
- If you can access Unifier using a web browser on a different device, you can scan a QR code to log on more quickly. For more information, see Logging On with a QR Code.
- Unifier captures your user name, password, first name, last name, and email address. This information is stored in a shared object that uses encrypted format, and is not shared with any other application, including third-party applications.
- If you receive a message regarding the Base Currency for the company the first time that you sign in, tap OK and contact your Company Administrator. For more information, see Prerequisites.
Password Recovery
If your company requires you to set up a password recovery process, you must set it up in the Web or Mobile application before accessing the Mobile application.
Subsequent logon activities
If your organization supports native authentication for logging on, the app automatically logs you on when you access the app in the future, or after a session expires.
Note: When Auto Login is initiated within the app, only the Login screen is shown, and the app will remain on the same screen the user was on before the Auto Login was triggered. This behavior does not apply to SSO Login.