Logging in with single sign-on through Azure (Enterprise)

Sign into your account using a secure and streamlined login method.

If you’re on our Enterprise plan, you can set up single sign-on (SSO) with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). Follow the steps in this guide to set up Azure SSO.

To set up Azure as a login method for viewing private sites and pages, visit Setting up single sign-on (SSO) protected sites and pages.

Supported features

• SSO (OpenID Connect) initiated from Azure AD
• Custom registrations

Before you begin

The Azure SSO integration is available to customers on our Enterprise plan. To set up the integration, you need to be an admin in your Azure organization.

Setup

To set up the Azure SSO integration:

1. Add the Squarespace application to your Azure tenant. For instructions on how to add an enterprise application, visit Microsoft’s documentation.
2. Send your organization tenant ID to your Squarespace account manager. Squarespace uses the tenant ID to create a unique sign-on URL to link from your Microsoft Apps dashboard. The URL will look like https://account.squarespace.com/org/example, with your tenant ID in place of example. Click the URL to trigger an SSO login flow to Squarespace.
3. After setup, the Squarespace app should appear in the Enterprise applications section of your Azure account. Click the icon to log into Squarespace.

You and your team can also log into Squarespace using the unique sign-on URL, or by entering their email on the Squarespace login page, then clicking Continue with Azure.

Assign team members

Team members with access to the Squarespace app in Azure can log in to Squarespace, but won't automatically have access to any websites. Learn how to edit and manage your team’s access with your Enterprise organization dashboard.

After you set up SSO, if a team member already has a Squarespace account with their Azure email, they can only log in through SSO.

Custom registrations

After setup, you can log into the Squarespace app by visiting https://myapps.microsoft.com and clicking the Squarespace icon.

You can customize this link and create a unique sign-in URL. To learn more about creating a custom registration, visit Microsoft’s documentation.

Note: If you customize the link, you may need to update your SSO configuration. If so, contact us so we can help you with this process.