Google & Microsoft Authentication in EasySLR
Logging into EasySLR is now faster, simpler, and more secure with Google and Microsoft authentication. This feature allows users to access the platform using their existing work accounts eliminating the need for OTP-based login.
Overview
EasySLR now supports Single Sign-On (SSO) via:
- Google Authentication
- Microsoft Authentication
This enables both existing and new users to log in seamlessly using their organizational credentials.
Key Features:
1. Sign in with Google or Microsoft
Users can securely log in using their existing Google or Microsoft accounts—no need to wait for OTPs or manage separate credentials.
Users can securely log in using their existing Google or Microsoft accounts—no need to wait for OTPs or manage separate credentials.
2. Seamless User Onboarding
New users can quickly create and access their accounts in just a few clicks using their preferred authentication method.
New users can quickly create and access their accounts in just a few clicks using their preferred authentication method.
Benefits
- Faster Login Experience: Skip OTPs and access your account instantly
- Enhanced Security: Authentication handled by trusted providers
- Improved User Experience: Simplified and intuitive login flow
- Reduced Onboarding Friction: Easy access for new users
How to Enable Google & Microsoft Authentication
Follow these steps to enable SSO for your organisation:
- Navigate to Organisation Settings in EasySLR
- Scroll down to the SSO & Authentication Methods section
- Enable Google Authentication and/or Microsoft Authentication
- Save the changes
How Users Can Log In
Once enabled:
- Go to the EasySLR login page
- Click on:
- Sign in with Google, or
- Sign in with Microsoft
- Select your account and grant the required permissions
- You will be logged in automatically
Setup Notes:
Google Authentication
- No additional configuration is required
- Users can directly log in using their work email associated with Google once enabled
Microsoft Authentication
- Requires a Tenant ID for setup
- This ensures authentication is restricted to your organisation’s Microsoft environment
Refer to this guide to find your Tenant ID: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/fundamentals/how-to-find-tenant
Important Notes
- Each user must log in using their own Google or Microsoft account
- Ensure authentication is enabled at the organisation level before users attempt to log in
When Should You Use This?
- If your team prefers SSO-based secure access
- To reduce login friction and dependency on OTPs
- To enable quick onboarding for large teams