If you work in an organization that uses Local IdP, you can now use your Local IdP credentials to log into Penneo Sign, validate your identity, and sign documents while representing your company.
• What does this mean for you as a Penneo Sign customer?
Local IdP will be enabled by default as an allowed login and signing method in your Penneo account if you have MitID enabled.
If you want to start using Local IdP as a login method, you’ll need to log into Penneo with your existing credentials and add Local IdP as a login method.
If your signers have access to MitID Erhverv, they will now have the option to choose between their MitID Erhverv and Local IdP when signing a document sent via Penneo.
If you use the Access Control feature to restrict access to documents, your signers will now be able to use Local IdP to identify themselves and access the documents.
• Why did we enable Local IdP as an identification and signing method?
At Penneo, we want to help you meet your internal security requirements. We understand that your company might have chosen to employ Local IdP for user authentication, and we want to allow you to use it in Penneo as well.
Additionally, NemID Medarbejdersignatur will be discontinued on the 31st of October, 2023. Therefore, we recommend that customers using Local IdP start using it with Penneo before that date.
