Active Directory & SSO

Primentra will connect to your existing Active Directory, so you manage who has access from one place instead of two.

What is planned

• Sync users and groups from Active Directory instead of creating every account by hand in Primentra.
• Sign in with the same credentials used everywhere else on the network — no separate Primentra password to remember or reset.
• Group membership in Active Directory maps to roles in Primentra, so adding someone to the right AD group is enough to give them access.
• Deactivating an account in Active Directory removes their access here too, without a separate step.

Why this matters

Today, every Primentra account is created and managed on its own — see User Management. That is fine for a small team, and becomes more work as the user list grows, or when someone leaves and access needs to be removed everywhere at once. Single sign-on closes that gap.

Related

• User Management — how accounts work today, before this ships
• Authentication — the current sign-in flow
• Roles & Permissions — how access is structured today