Introduction
You can now quickly sign in to Slide Publisher with an SSO (Single sign-on) option.
Figure 1: This Login panel is identical to your Clarizen account's login. Click Connect via Federal Authentication to use SSO.
Figure 1
You will now see the panel as shown in figure 2 below: Enter your username, and after a one-time authentication process you will be able to automatically log in via an SSO option.
Figure 2
Once you have successfully logged in you will be routed to the Slide Publisher wizard:
Requirements
No admin or formal procedures are required. All users will be able to log in and use Slide Publisher.
Browsers
SSO with Slide Publisher can be used with Chrome and most desktop applications, however Internet Explorer (IE) is currently not supported.
Microsoft Office Versions
The following versions are supported:
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Office and Platform |
Office 2013 on Windows* (one-time purchase) |
Office 2016 or later on Windows* (one-time purchase) |
Office on Windows (subscription) |
Office on iPad (subscription) |
Office on Mac (subscription) |
Office on the web |
Office Online Server |
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Build |
Build 15.0.4855.1000 or later |
Build 16.0.4390.1000 or later |
Version 1602 (Build 6741.0000) or later |
1.22 or later |
15.20 or later |
January 2017 |
Version 1608 (Build 7601.6800) or later |
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When we try to use the SSO with Slide Publisher, it opens a window within PowerPoint, which successfully loads the Clarizen interface. However, that doesn't reflect on the add-in, which remains logged out and we have to log in with username and password. We have SSO using Office 365 Azure AD.
We have the exact same problem that Stoil Stoilov posted on March 9, 2018. Just wondering if there are any updates that could allow SSO to work with slide publisher add-in within PowerPoint.
Anyone have any luck with this? We are seeing the same problem.
Same for me too, any luck for anyone here?
I guess there's no change, as I'm having the same issue