SSO (Single Sign-On)
Microsoft
Microsoft SSO enables you to access Parloa using your Microsoft account credentials, eliminating the need for a separate Parloa account.
Requirements for Microsoft SSO
To utilize Microsoft SSO with Parloa, ensure you have:
An active Microsoft account within Azure Active Directory.
Confirm with your organizationβs Azure administrator if SSO for Parloa is enabled as per your organization's Azure settings.
Setting Up Microsoft SSO
Initial Sign-Up Process
Select Microsoft SSO during the initial sign-up.
Create a password for your Parloa account, providing an alternative login method.
Enforcing SSO
Parloa enables disabling password-based logins, a recommended step for administrator roles to enhance account security.
Securing Microsoft Accounts
To maximize your account's security:
Follow best practices as outlined in Microsoft's Security Guide.
Regularly update passwords and monitor account activity.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Microsoft accounts support Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), also known as Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Implementing MFA in conjunction with SSO provides an additional security layer.
IDP Authentication via OpenID Connect
IDP (Identity Provider) authentication in Parloa uses OpenID Connect, ensuring secure access for authorized personnel.
IDP Authentication Process
Enter your email and click Sign In.
After successfully signing in through your IdP, you will be redirected to the Parloa App.
Enabling IDP Authentication
To enable IDP authentication using OpenID Connect (OIDC) with Parloa, please follow these steps:
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