Update your Teams manifest with the properties you configured in Azure AD.Register your app in the Azure AD app registration portal.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.
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.
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