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Setting Up SSO with Microsoft Accounts

To enhance security and streamline the login process, you can set up Single Sign-On (SSO) with Microsoft accounts for your organization. Follow these steps to configure SSO with minimal required permissions:


Steps to Enable SSO with Microsoft Accounts:


1. Admin Invitation and Registration

  1. Receive an Invitation:
    • The first admin will receive an invitation via to our product.
    • Open the invitation email and click on the provided link to accept our Terms & Conditions.
  2. Register with a Microsoft Account:
    • After accepting the Terms & Conditions, you will see an option to "Register with a Microsoft Account."
    • Click on this option to proceed.
  3. Granting Consent:
    • You will be prompted to grant consent for our application.
    • The consent request will include minimal permissions, specifically the delegated permission: https://graph.microsoft.com/User.Read.



2. Admin Consent Requests

  1. Navigate to Admin Consent Requests:
    • Log in to the Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) portal.
    • Go to Enterprise Applications > Admin consent requests.
  2. Review and Approve Permissions:
    • Locate the consent request from our application.
    • Review the requested permissions and approve the request.


3. User Verification and Licensing

  1. User Verification:
    • Once the permissions are granted, we will be able to verify your users through Microsoft.
  2. User Management:
    • Contact us to discuss methods for synchronizing your users to keep the list up-to-date.


Additional Information

  • Domain Restriction (Optional):

    • On request, we can enforce login restrictions to ensure that only users from a specific domain can access our products.
    • Enabling this option will disable standard login, enhancing security by limiting access to verified users within your organization.

By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth and secure SSO setup with Microsoft accounts for your organization. If you need further assistance or have any questions, please contact our support team.

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