# Loadium Updates - Microsoft Single Sign-On (SSO)

You can now sign in to Loadium with your Microsoft work or school account using secure OAuth 2.0, eliminating the need to manage a separate username and password.

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**Highlights**

* **One-click access** – Sign in with the same credentials you already use for Microsoft 365, Teams, and Azure AD.
* **Enterprise-grade security** – Benefits from multi-factor authentication, conditional access policies, and automatic de-provisioning managed by Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD).
* **Zero IT friction for new users** – Anyone invited to a project can create their Loadium account instantly with Microsoft SSO and is provisioned with the correct role.
* **Reduced password overhead** – Fewer forgotten-password tickets for admins; identity lifecycle is handled by your directory.

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**Coming soon:** Linking an existing Loadium account to a Microsoft identity is not available in this initial release, but migration support is coming soon!
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