What Changes Happen in QM10 When Using SSO such as Azure AD?

Once the SSO feature is configured and activated a few changes happen in the system.

Here is a list of changes:

• Authentication requests are redirected to the SSO user directory:
  • The authentication box will change and reflect the SSO provider activated.
  • The username and password to be used will now be the one from your SSO vendor (Microsoft Azure or One Login)
  • If you have SAML enabled, you can transition directly into the application without authenticating from your SSO application dashboard or if you are authenticated to your SSO vendor portal.
• Login types will now be restricted the login type related to the activated SSO vendor: 
  • Microsoft Azure, login type = Azure AD
  • One Login, login type = OneLogin
• Our internal user directory (Microsoft Active Directory), will continue synchronizing your username and password from your SSO directory to enable a seamless customer experience with other services offered within the QM10 ecosystem like the QM10 Report portal.
• e-Signatures are also redirected to your selected SSO vendor for validation, there is however no visual change in the system that can be perceived by the user.
• For external accounts, we suggest the use of B2B when using Microsoft Azure.

Learn more about our SSO Capabilities: Single Sign-On solutions & QM10 – SOLABS