RJS Software Systems , provider of document management software and services, has announced the debut of RJS Single Sign-On allowing users the ability to enter user names and passwords once to access multiple applications and/or servers without signing in again. RJS Single Sign-On combines user authentication in Windows domains with a means of mapping user authorization to other applications and/or servers.

RJS Single Sign-On will increase productivity for users and provide much tighter security, according to the company. Without the need to write down or remember multiple user IDs and passwords, phishing success by hackers and password fatigue are greatly reduced. Administrators will benefit by having fewer help desk calls for password resets and will not need to safeguard lists of multiple user IDs and passwords. Administrators too will be able to implement Single Sign-on as needed.

“We pride ourselves on creating a second-to-none user experience,” said Richard Schoen, president and chief technology officer. “RJS Single Sign-On will save our customers time and money, while enhancing their security presence.”

WebDocs-iSeries Edition is the first RJS product to be enabled for Single Sign-on and will be released to customers in January. Throughout 2012, RJS will be rolling out Single Sign-On enhancements for WebDocs–Windows Edition, WebForms, Enterprise Workflow and related client tools, like Scan Workstation, Image Viewer and Batch Import Utility.