Pyn + Microsoft SSO
Use the Microsoft credentials you already have. No separate password to create or remember.
Sign into Pyn with Microsoft
Pyn supports single sign-on via Microsoft Azure Active Directory (also referred to as Azure AD or your AD account). Employees use the Microsoft credentials they already have. No separate password to create or remember.
With the time we’ve saved, we’ve been able to focus on brand new initiatives to uplevel our employee experience in ways we simply didn’t have the bandwidth to support previously.
Jaimie C., Senior People Process Designer
The connection Pyn has with our HRIS, being able to target messages and not go through our IT team, we knew was going to save us so much time.
Lauren W., Playlist
FAQs
Yes. Employees can sign into Pyn using their existing Microsoft Azure AD (Active Directory) accounts.
Yes, once. An IT admin needs to log into Pyn via Microsoft and approve org-wide access. If your organization restricts app access, IT may need to allowlist the Pyn login URL first. After that, no ongoing IT involvement is required.
Pyn is SOC 2 compliant. It only accesses what it needs to authenticate users. Nothing more.
See our pricing page for current plans and details.
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Sign into Pyn using your Microsoft Azure AD account. No extra passwords. IT approves access once and it works for everyone.