What is Single Sign-On (SSO)?

SSO allows users to log in once (typically with their Microsoft 365 account) and access multiple applications without re-entering passwords. This improves security and user experience.

Which applications can be integrated with SSO?

Most modern business applications support SSO via SAML or OAuth. Common integrations include Salesforce, HubSpot, accounting software, HR systems, and industry-specific applications.

How does SSO improve security?

SSO reduces password fatigue and reuse, centralises access control, enables automatic deprovisioning when staff leave, and allows MFA to protect all connected applications.

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What is Application Integration & Single Sign-On?

Connect your key business applications

Integration planning and configuration, single sign-on support, and coordination with application vendors.

Problems we solve

What we typically untangle.

Password Fatigue

Staff struggle to remember dozens of passwords, leading to weak passwords, reuse, and sticky notes on monitors.

Wasted Login Time

Employees waste minutes every day logging into multiple applications with different credentials.

Security Blind Spots

No visibility into which applications staff are using or whether access is properly secured.

Offboarding Gaps

When staff leave, access to cloud applications often remains active, creating security risks.

Inclusions

What's in the service.

Integration planning and configuration

Single sign-on where supported

Vendor coordination

Simpler access and fewer passwords

Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) integration

SAML and OAuth configuration

Conditional access policies

Self-service password reset

Technical capabilities

Engineering depth, plainly listed.

Identity Management

Microsoft Entra ID configuration
User provisioning automation
Group-based access control
Self-service password reset
Identity lifecycle management

SSO Integration

SAML 2.0 configuration
OAuth/OIDC setup
Enterprise app gallery
Custom app integration
Federated authentication

Security Policies

Conditional access rules
Multi-factor authentication
Risk-based access controls
Session management
Sign-in monitoring

Execution framework

How the engagement runs.

1 week

Application Discovery

Audit all business applications in use, identify SSO compatibility, and prioritise integration candidates.

Deliverables

Application inventory
SSO compatibility matrix
Integration priority list
Vendor requirements

1 week

Identity Architecture

Design your identity architecture including user groups, access policies, and authentication flows.

Deliverables

Identity architecture design
Group structure plan
Access policy framework
MFA strategy

2-4 weeks

SSO Implementation

Configure SSO for each application, set up automated provisioning, and implement security policies.

Deliverables

SSO configurations
Automated provisioning
Conditional access policies
Security baseline

1-2 weeks

Testing & Rollout

Test all integrations, train users on the new login experience, and monitor for issues.

Deliverables

Integration testing
User training
Documentation
Go-live support

04FAQ

Common questions

SSO allows users to log in once (typically with their Microsoft 365 account) and access multiple applications without re-entering passwords. This improves security and user experience.