Can I create deep links to specific titles as a Single Sign On (SSO) user?
At this stage creating deep links for SSO is not possible.
At this stage creating deep links for SSO is not possible.
Your orgnisation needs to request the ability to perosnalise the account. This can be done by contacting our team TechCare.ANZ@thomsonreuters.com. For organisations that have requested perosnalisation access, the individual user needs a OnePass account to personalise. Using the organisations IP link, the user selects Sign in using OnePass under the Account option at the top right of the ProView site. The user will need to sign in or register for OnePass to access personalisation features.
To access these features the user needs to utilise IP Personalisation access.
While access via IP authentication will continue after the launch of the new browser version and your old IP access links, including deep linking, will redirect to the new location, Thomson Reuters is in the process of replacing IP authentication with more secure and functional options including Single Sign On and OnePass. To find out the best option for your organisation contact TechCare.ANZ@thomsonreuters.com
IP access ProView allows individuals from an organsiation that are on the designated IP range of the organsiation to gain access to the library of ProView titles that the organisation has purchased from Thomson Reuters.
Viewing the citations in Westlaw is as simple as clicking the link within ProView (subject to your subscription to the Westlaw practice area) and a new browser will open at the appropriate section of Westlaw. While the majority of cases cited in ProView will be held in new Westlaw, there are a few instances of citations to some journals/reports that are not available in any Westlaw platform.
Learn more about the new web interface for our eBook reader, ProView.
Learn more about the new web interface for our eBook reader, ProView.
Learn more about the new web interface for our eBook reader, ProView.