Enterprise integrations almost always require authentication and authorization. In particular, Single Sign-On (SSO) with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) has become a standard practice in modern enterprise applications. But here’s the challenge: When experimenting with new integrations, building spikes, or running proofs of concept (POCs), setting up a full SSO environment upfront can be cumbersome. Sometimes all you need is a way to quickly test APIs that are locked behind SSO.

XR use cases are growing with advancements in the devices, internet and development technologies. There is an ever-growing demand to build enterprise use cases using ARVR technology. Most enterprise use cases eventually require integration with an enterprise ecosystem such as IAM (Identity and Access Management), ERP, CRM, and single sign-on with other systems. Most organizations protect digital assets with a single sign-on using Multiple Factor Authentication (MFA). The MFA is generally a web-browser based authentication where the browser redirects to tenant’s authentication page where the user provides their credentials and then the user confirms another factor (PIN, OTP, SMS or mobile notifications), once it succeeds, it gets redirected back to the protected resource.