Microsoft has rebranded Azure Active Directory as Microsoft Entra ID. This instructions in this documentation are not impacted by the name change.
If your company's system administrator has added the Procore Enterprise Application to Azure AD, you can use the Steps below to sign into Procore using your Azure AD login credentials (i.e., email address and password)
Required User Permission:
To complete the steps below, you must obtain valid Azure AD login credentials (i.e., email address and password) from your company's Azure AD Administrator.
Prerequisites:
Your company's Azure AD Administrator must add the Procore Enterprise Application to Azure AD and configure it properly. See Configure IdP-Initiated Azure AD SSO.
Limitations:
Before your company's Azure AD Administrator adds Procore as an Enterprise Application in Azure AD, Procore recommends reviewing the table below to determine which configuration best satisfies your company's login requirements.
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Navigate to the Microsoft portal: http://myapps.microsoft.com/
Enter your email address and click Continue.
Enter your password and click Sign In.
Under Applications page, click the Procore application. Note: In this example, the Administrator named the application 'Procore SSO'. Your company's Administrator may choose to use a different name.
The system authenticates the user's identity and redirects them to the Procore web application.
If the a user has been granted access to more than one Procore company account under the same email address containing a targeted domain, the user will have the ability to switch between company accounts in Procore without needing to re-authenticate.
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