Single sign-on for Basecamp and Highrise

Posted Jul 17th 2007 11:00PM by Grant Robertson
Filed under: Business, Productivity

If you're a fan of 37signals productivity tools, as the DLS crew is, you may appreciate a newly added feature from the clever kids with the funny name.

Basecamp and Highrise now offer a single sign-on that allows you to eliminate one of those constantly open tabs we all live with, saving you precious RAM and system resources that can be put to better use. If they'd only add Campfire to the single sign-on party, we'd be ecstatic.

Tags: 37signals, Basecamp, Highrise, productivity

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7-18-2007 @ 6:22AM

NowSourcing said...

Thanks for linking to my original blog post:
http://redirect.alexa.com/redirect?nowsourcing.wordpress.com/2007/07/16/37signals-basecamp-and-highrise-single-sign-on-with-open-bar/

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