Sign in with the company account
There isn't a "company account". The use is based off of named users. If you are using a "company account" to login, you are basically pirating.
2.4.2 Each unique Autodesk ID and associated rights and Benefits may only be used by the Named User identified by that Autodesk ID, and may not be shared with any other individual.
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There is no screencast attached.
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I think the OP is referring to this message below the Infraworks login credentials.
I see she posted the Screencast.
Interesting. I can't find anything on this. Can @Eric_Chappell, or @Willy_Campbell, can you elaborate on this a bit? Thanks.
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I have not noticed this before, and when I add my Autodesk email, it then takes me to this screen that is looking for a Windows UserID or Username, not an email:
I found that when I log in to the forums, the same Enterprise option is there:
This appears to be generic to Autodesk logins rather than specific to InfraWorks.
We will let you know when we find out more.
Willy Campbell
Hi @Anonymous,
I received some clarification around this:
This is a new feature of Autodesk SSO [Single Sign-On]. SSO is an Enterprise Priority [EP] offering. If you are an EP customer and would like to get more details, please contact your Support Account Manager [SAM] to discuss. If you are not an EP customer, this can be ignored. Continue to log-in using your current Autodesk accounts/credentials.
Willy Campbell