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Configuring Microsoft SSO Authentication for Sastrify Print
Modified on: Wed, 17 Sep, 2025 at 4:40 PM
This guide walks you through setting up Microsoft single sign-on (SSO) for logging into Sastrify.
How to configure Microsoft SSO
Go to Settings > User & Company Data and find Authentication Settings on the right.
Click "Edit".
Select "Log in with Microsoft Azure"—this will send an email notification to all existing users.
Open the invitation email and click "Sign in with Microsoft Azure".
On the Sastrify login page, click "Sign in with Microsoft".
Enter your email address and password.
That’s it — Microsoft SSO is now enabled for your account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do you support SAML for Microsoft?
A: No. Microsoft SSO in Sastrify uses the OIDC protocol, not SAML.
Q: Do you support IdP-initiated flow for Microsoft?
A: No. Microsoft SSO requires a SP-initiated flow—users must log in directly from the Sastrify application.
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