Hello@HaroldRINCK9177,
This is a old post that I would like to provide a response.
Autodesk has used ADSSO since 2016 the latest updates have helped resolve the "instances" issue mentioned in the original post above. It stands for Active Directory Single Sign Onservice. We refer to it asAdSSO it is a part of our licensing technology, it is a requirement for Desktop Licensing & is included in our product installers.
Itis an authentication scheme that allows a user tologinwith a single ID and password& gain access to a system or platform. It also includes a directory service that provides network administration and security of our software.
Autodesk also provides advancedEnterpriseSSO[Premium Plan] which enables users to login to Autodesk services with enterprise credentials, itrecognizes your organisation based on email address, and redirects you to your company login page.