Sign In to ProjectMark with Microsoft SSO

You can log in to ProjectMark directly using your Microsoft account via Single Sign-On (SSO), making daily access faster and more convenient.
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In this guide, you'll learn how to:

• Sign in using Microsoft SSO
• Unblock ProjectMark in your Microsoft Admin Center
• Approve admin consent requests via Microsoft Entra or Azure
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How to Sign In Using Microsoft

1. Go to the ProjectMark login page.
2. Click “Sign in with Microsoft”.
3. Select your Microsoft email and enter your password (if you're not already logged in).
4. Authorize the permissions when prompted.

Watch the video below for extra details and a step-by-step walkthrough:

If everything is properly set up, you’ll be redirected into the ProjectMark portal. From now on, logging in will just take one click.

Troubleshooting Login Issues:

If you're having trouble signing in with Microsoft SSO, it could be due to one of the following scenarios:

1. Company Not Found: Your email domain is not registered with ProjectMark.
2. User Without Product Access: Your account exists but hasn’t been assigned to any product/license.
3. Admin Restrictions: Your company restricts third-party app permissions. In this case, your IT team needs to manually authorize ProjectMark. You can follow the steps in the next section of this guide to resolve the issue.

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How to Install and Authorize ProjectMark in Microsoft Admin Center

To unblock ProjectMark at the admin level, you'll need to be signed in with a Microsoft 365 admin account. If you're not an admin, reach out to your IT team for help.

1. Go to: ProjectMark on Microsoft AppSource
2. Click “Get it now”.
3. In the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, go to Settings > Integrated Apps.
4. Search for ProjectMark SSO and click it.
5. Check the box: “Allow your organization to use ProjectMark”.

This step installs and authorizes ProjectMark at the organizational level, allowing your users to access the app.

However, depending on your company’s Microsoft security policies, this might not be enough on its own and you may also need to approve data access permissions separately in Microsoft Entra or Azure.

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How to Approve Admin Consent Requests in Microsoft Azure/Entra

Sometimes, when a user signs in with Microsoft SSO for the first time, Microsoft may ask for admin consent. This happens when your organization requires explicit approval before apps can access certain data, like user profiles.

To review and approve those requests: