Every additional tool in the technology stack adds authentication friction.
Users must remember another username, another password, another two-factor method. IT must manage another integration with identity providers—if the tool even supports SSO, which many do not at lower pricing tiers.
The cognitive burden of managing multiple credentials leads directly to security compromises. Users reuse passwords across systems because they cannot remember unique ones for each.
They use weak passwords because strong unique passwords are impossible to recall. They write passwords down or store them insecurely.
They skip two-factor authentication when it is optional because the friction is too high. From an IT perspective, managing user access across multiple systems is a nightmare.
Onboarding requires provisioning accounts in every tool. Offboarding requires remembering to revoke access in every tool—a step often missed, creating security risks.
Password resets across multiple systems consume help desk time. Audit trails for who accessed what are fragmented across systems.
A unified platform eliminates this entire category of problems. One account provides access to all project management functionality.
One SSO integration handles authentication. One provisioning step for new users.
One deprovisioning step when they leave. One audit trail for all access.
Security improves because users only need to secure one credential properly.
The GitScrum Advantage
One unified platform to eliminate context switching and recover productive hours.
