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Westlaw Australia - Single Sign On Guide

Learn the two primary methods used to access your subscriptions using Single Sign On (SSO).

There are two primary methods to access your subscriptions via SSO:

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

Using a Single Sign On link

Thomson Reuters will provide a customised link for your organisation which you can place on your intranet to log onto Westlaw Australia using Single Sign On. Once signed in using Single Sign On, links to any page are tailored to an organisation, as they will incorporate a Group ID.  For example:

https://aulaw.thomsonreuters.com changes to

https://aulaw.thomsonreuters.com?groupid=### where ### is the Group ID value unique to your organisation.


Using the Access with Single Sign On button

If you have gone to the default login page, you can use the "Access with single sign-on" button at the bottom of the page to login using Single Sign On.

Enter your organisation 's group ID, and your browser can be set to remember that information to login using SSO in future.

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