WordPress + Azure AD / Microsoft Office 365
Seamlessly sign into your WordPress website using your Office 365 Azure AD account
Feature description In most cases, when using the WPO365 plugin, the WordPress user will be unaware of his or her password. This was automatically set by the plugin during user registration. Since there is no reason for that user to know the password, as he or she logs in using the single sign-on capability that …
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Feature description Knowing your domain may help hackers and other attackers when they trying to use brute force and break into your website by guessing passwords. For that reason the WordPress + Office 365 Login can be configured to redirect anyone who enters a user name ending with your (custom or default cloud) domain e.g. …
This page describes you can add a Sign in with Microsoft link with corresponding functionality anywhere on your website. You can see this shortcode in action on our very own checkout page.
If you want to turn your WordPress website into a WordPress Extranet and like to make (parts of) your WordPress website available to customers, partners or basically to any other user from another Microsoft Office 365 Azure AD tenant, you can do so now.
Feature description A user that clicks the (default) WordPress logout link will also be logged out from Microsoft 365. To achieve this the user will be redirected to a Microsoft logout page so that cookies etc. will be deleted. After doing so successfully, Microsoft will optionally redirect to a URL that you can customize. For …
Our WordPress + Office 365 Login (premium) plugin allows WordPress administrators to synchronize users between Office 365 Azure AD and WordPress. This post is provides instructional guidance and also tries to explain how the feature works.
WPO365 SPO now integral part of WPO365 plugin
This page describes how to successfully install and activate the Wordpress + SharePoint Online plugin.
WPO365 SPO now integral part of WPO365 plugin