Some companies with Group Digital Subscriptions have partnered with The New York Times to offer single sign-on (SSO) login. If you have received an email from your organization directing you to log in with single sign-on, take the following steps to activate your complimentary subscription: 

1. Click through the link in the email you received from your work or school.
2. Log in to your existing New York Times account or create one with an email address you will always have access to. This ensures all your subscriptions are in one place and the data associated with your account is saved (for example,  your Wordle streak, Recipe Box, and saved articles) if you ever leave your organization. 

Once you have authenticated through your organization, you can log in at any time using the  ‘Continue with work or school Single Sign On’ option at the bottom of the New York Times login page. 

If you attempt to log in to your New York Times account using the ‘Continue with work or school Single Sign On’ option and receive the following error, “Your email is not associated with a single sign-on account”, this option is not available for your account:

• To log into your personal New York Times account please select a different login option.  We encourage you to visit our login troubleshooting guides if you need help.
• If you receive New York Times access through a group digital subscription with your company or school you should access the New York Times using the method indicated by your group administrator. If you are unsure how you should log into your group digital subscription, contact your account administrator for more details.  

If you are a New York Times account administrator for a school or company and are interested in learning more about adding single-sign-on as an option, please contact your New York Times account representative or visit nytimes.com/subscription/groups. 

If you are an employee or student interested in receiving The New York Times through your school or work, contact  your benefits administrator and ask them to provide access to The Times. They can contact us to learn more about employee and school subscriptions. 

To check if your U.S. college or university already has a Group Subscription and to activate your access, visit ​​accessnyt.com.