There are two primary methods;

1. Using a Single Sign On link;
2. Using the "Access with Single Sign On" button

1. Using a Single Sign On link

Thomson Reuters platform links can be modified to flag Single Sign On Access, both for the platform itself and for deep links to content within the platform. This is done with relatively simple alterations to links, example below (where ### is a value unique to your organisation Thomson Reuters will provide you);

https://nzlaw.thomsonreuters.com

to

https://nzlaw.thomsonreuters.com?groupid=###

2. Using the "Access with Single Sign On" button

Access to platforms with single sign on can be achieved by clicking the "Access with single sign-on" button on the bottom of the screen.

The user can then enter their organisation email or group ID (the group ID will be provided as part of setup), and their browser can be set to remember that information, and to always take them automatically to this screen.

Yes.

Thomson Reuters has partnered with several Access Federations to provide access to members.

These include;

• OpenAthens
• Australian Access Federation
• Tuakiri Access Federation (New Zealand)

No.

Single Sign On is a complimentary enhancement Thomson Reuters provides to all it's subscribers. There is no additional cost.