Summary

Microsoft Single Sign-On (SSO) lets employees use their Microsoft account to sign in to Gingr.

What this does

Microsoft SSO works with both personal Microsoft accounts and organizational accounts. The articles below show how to enable it for users, how to use it, and how to fix common problems.

Good to Know

Important: The user's email used to log in to Microsoft must match their email in Gingr to log in correctly.

• Your user group must have the Can Login With Microsoft permission to sign in with Microsoft SSO.

• If you or your organization uses multi-factor authentication on your Microsoft account, you must complete it as part of the Microsoft login.

Microsoft SSO Articles

• Enable Microsoft Single Sign-On for User Groups
• Log In with Microsoft Single Sign-On
• Allow Microsoft Graph's Read.User API
• Don't Have Permission to Log In with Microsoft
• Microsoft SSO: Email Address Doesn't Match Any User Account in Gingr
• Microsoft SSO: Can't Accept Permission for gingr-businessportal-oauth

Related Articles

• Enable Microsoft Single Sign-On for User Groups
• Log In with Microsoft Single Sign-On
• Don't Have Permission to Log In with Microsoft