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# Additional Information
## Chrome Plugin Login Using Azure AD
#### Prerequisites
* Azure AD must be configured within the OvalEdge application.
#### Login Process Using Azure AD
1. Log in to the OvalEdge application with Azure AD Credentials.
2. Click the Login link. The Microsoft Login page will appear.
3. Enter a valid username and password. Once the credentials are validated, the OvalEdge Home page is displayed.
4. In the Chrome Browser, click the Extensions icon to open the OvalEdge add-on pop-up.
5. In the OvalEdge Server URL field, enter the OvalEdge Server Domain URL. This URL connects the extension to the OvalEdge application instance, enabling access from anywhere.
6. Click Next. The OvalEdge login page appears. Enter the Azure AD credentials and click the Login button. The system validates the credentials, and upon successful authentication, the user is automatically logged in and redirected to the Plugin Home page.
## Chrome Plugin using OneLogin
#### Prerequisites
The following are the prerequisites to logging in to the Chrome Plugin using OneLogin.
* OneLogin SSO should already be configured with the OvalEdge Application.
* Users must add the lines below in the OASIS properties to access the OneLogin.
* AuthProvider=onelogin
* AuthProviderUrl=saml/login
#### Log in Process
To log in to the Chrome Plugin using OneLogin, complete the following steps:
1. Open the[ Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/).
2. Search for OvalEdge to locate the OvalEdge extension.
3. Click on the OvalEdge Extension to open its details page.
4. Click the Add to Chrome button. A pop-up window with the message "Add OvalEdge?" will appear.
5. Click Add Extension. The OvalEdge extension will be added and displayed in the browser extensions section.
6. In the OvalEdge Server URL field, enter the OvalEdge Server Domain URL. This URL connects the extension to the OvalEdge application instance, enabling access from anywhere.
7. Click Next. The system will detect the authentication type, and the "Login with OneLogin" button will be displayed.\
8. Click the "Login with OneLogin" button, and a new tab will open with the OneLogin page.
9. On the OneLogin page, enter the credentials associated with the OneLogin and click on the Continue button. The system will validate the user details, and on successful login, the existing tab will be closed. The user will be logged in automatically and navigated to the Home page.
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