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Why do I need a separate Store and website login?

Our online store is a custom written asp.net 2.0 application, written over a year ago. Since we decided to implement the website using DNN, this has raised some issues with regards to single signon. At the moment, and for the next few months at least you will need to login separately to the store and the website.

We are in the process of contracting a company to redevelop our store as a DNN module, once this is done we will merge the logins so that you only need to login once to access any part of our website.

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