Secureframe offers an integration with Microsoft Office 365 to seamlessly pull in users and associated data and authorizes your users to sign-in via Office365 OAuth.
There is no additional cost for connecting this Office 365 integration and does not require domain verification.
Setup & Configuration
- To integrate Office 365 with Secureframe, first click on the Integrations page using the left hand navigation
- Search for Office 365 under the Available Integrations tab or click on the Business Suite category.
- Click Connect and follow the detailed steps in the connection form.
- Determine whether or not you want to include guest and unlicensed account in the data being pulled into Secureframe.
Note: If your company is using an SSO IdP to sign-in to Secureframe, you can restrict users from signing in via Office365 OAuth on the Single Sign-on tab in Company Settings.
Learn more about the various sign-in options Secureframe offers here.
Permissions, Fields, Controls, and Automated Tests
- Click the provided link or navigate to the “Integration” page.
- Select the “Available” tab.
- Search for the integration.
- Click “View Details”.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A specific users has access to O365, but not reflected in Secureframe?
- If your O365 connection is configured to exclude guest and unlicensed accounts, then non-member accounts will not be pulled into the platform. Once you add them as a member, and with the next integration sync, the account should get pulled into the platform.
I have MFA enabled (MS Authenticator) but the Multi-factor authentication for business suite providers (Office 365) is still failing?
- An Azure AD Premium P1 (or higher tier) license is required to pull in MSA information through APIs.
- If the connected Office 365 account does not have that license, please use the "Pass with upload" option on the test.
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