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Update your Teams manifest with the properties you configured in Azure AD.

To support single sign-on in your app, you need to

You can pre-consent an app on behalf of the organization so your users can start using the app right away.

Supports Azure AD conditional access for better security.

Easier developer experience when building Azure AD authentication for your Teams tabs.

Your users are more likely to use and return to your app.

You only have to consent to authentication permissions once.

Less friction when using an app in Microsoft Teams.

In summary, some of the benefits you should expect as user: Developers should have an easier time building authentication into their application with the new single sign-on API since we handle a lot of the heavy-lifting for them. Building authentication for your app can be one of the trickiest pieces to get right. This makes accessing your favorite apps in Teams a seamless out-of-the-box experience. The biggest improvement is removing the sign-in experience entirely on any device, even on your phone. Our new API comes with a host of improvements to both app developers and end-users. We’ve heard your feedback and have made some great enhancements in this area – that’s why we’re excited to announce that Teams tabs support single sign-on (SSO) with Azure Active Directory (AD)! Developers can now build their apps to sign-in their users using the same account they are using to sign into Microsoft Teams - giving users a more enjoyable and frustration-free sign-on experience.

Users today expect a frictionless sign-on experience across devices – where they don’t have to repeatedly enter their username and password each time they open the app. We offer business solutions powered by Microsoft 365.One of the first experiences your users have with your app that can be a make-or-break moment isn’t the app functionality itself, but rather their sign-on experience. If you’d like to add a new feature, review the feature list, or check the status of an upcoming feature for Microsoft Teams, you can express your “user voice” by visiting

So, if hope springs eternal, here’s to hoping that we get the full version of this feature in 2021. Support for multiple work accounts is still being worked on and will come at a later date. We will first launch support for 1 work/school account and 1 personal account so users can enjoy Teams for work and personal side-by-side. On its multi-account user voice page, Microsoft says, The engineering team is continuing to work on adding support for multiple accounts on desktop clients. However, as a temporary fix, you can still set up your phone to get notifications from all of your Teams accounts. The worst part is that you don’t receive notifications once you sign out of an account. Web Browser: Use an incognito browser tab for the different accounts.On your desktop: Sign out of one account and then sign into the other.Right now, there are some workarounds (which are not exactly time-saving features) to access multiple accounts, including: If you have multiple Teams accounts in your organization, or you’re a contractor working for several different companies, a full multi-account sign-in feature could save you a lot of time, frustration, and headaches. Why is the Multi-Account Feature So In Demand? However, this dream fizzled quickly a couple of days later when what we first thought was access to Teams’ multi-accounts (whether personal or several different organizations’ accounts) changed to: Adding one personal account and one work/education account to Teams with the ability to change your profile picture, and switch between accounts through settings.Īs of this writing, the release date for this stripped-down version of the feature is sometime this month.

So, on November 3rd, it was exciting to learn that Microsoft was finally adding a multi-account sign-in feature to its Microsoft Teams’ roadmap – that sound you heard was 30,993 people cheering. As of today, there are 30,993 votes for the feature and counting. Multi-account sign-in is a much-requested feature that dates back to 2016, and there’s pent-up demand. You know when you really want something, but deep down you know it can’t be true? Well, this may be one of those things. I was excited to hear about Microsoft Teams’ multi-account sign-in feature, but hesitant to post anything too early. We take a deep dive into your organization to assess, plan, and execute the optimal SharePoint solution to serve your current and future needs.

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