Page created: 26 May 2021
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Page updated: 5 May 2022
Learn how to enable Microsoft 365 sign on from the PingOne for Enterprise console (IdP-initiated sign on) and direct Microsoft 365 sign on using PingOne for Enterprise (SP-initiated sign on).
- Link PingOne for Enterprise to an identity repository containing the users requiring application access. For more information, see Connecting to an identity repository in the PingOne for Enterprise documentation.
- Make sure Microsoft 365 has a valid, non-default domain and is populated with at least one AD synced user in that domain to test access.
- You must have administrative access to PingOne for Enterprise and Microsoft 365.
- You must have access to run the Microsoft Azure Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell.
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Copy the PingOne for Enterprise values for the Microsoft 365 application:
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Add the PingOne for Enterprise IdP Connection to Microsoft 365:
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Complete the Microsoft 365 setup in PingOne for Enterprise:
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Test the PingOne for Enterprise IdP-initiated SSO integration:
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Test the PingOne for Enterprise SP-initiated SSO integration: