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# About OneSecure ID
The HTI Group’s login service – one account for multiple applications.
OneSecure ID is the **single sign-on service** of the HTI Group and provides centralized access to skadii and other HTI applications.
Instead of using a separate login for each application (e.g. skadii, SnowVisual 5.0, etc.), you only need:
* **one account**
* **one set of login credentials: your email address and password**
Once you have signed in, you can access all connected applications directly.
### Which HTI Group applications already use OneSecure ID?
The following applications currently use OneSecure ID:
* **skadii**
* **SnowVisual 5.0 by Demaclenko**
### What does SSO (Single Sign-On) mean?
This means that you sign in **once** and can then **access multiple applications** without signing in again. One central password is all you need, rather than a separate password for each application.
### Why can’t I see certain applications in my account?
You will only see the applications you have been granted access to. If an application you are authorized to use is not displayed, contact your administrator or the skadii support team.
### What happens when I sign in on a new device?
When using a new device, sign in with OneSecure ID as usual. Once you have signed in successfully, you can access all the applications you are authorized to use, just as you would on your previous device.
### Does OneSecure ID work offline?
OneSecure ID requires an internet connection because sign-in and authentication take place online.
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You can still access SnowVisual 5.0 locally using your email address and PIN without an internet connection.
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