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Changelog · Oct 8, 2025

Use Microsoft Entra ID single sign-on (SSO) to manage Swarmia access

You can now use Microsoft Entra ID authentication to manage your organization’s access to Swarmia. This is especially useful if you’d like to invite non-engineers, like the leadership team, product managers, designers, or finance team members.

Once you’ve logged into Swarmia with your Microsoft Entra ID credentials, anyone in your organization can log in using Microsoft Entra ID single sign-on (SSO) — no GitHub account needed. If you’ve been using GitHub authentication until now, your team members will be automatically migrated to Microsoft Entra ID SSO the next time they log in.

If you’d like to enable Microsoft Entra ID SSO for your organization, you can contact us at hello@swarmia.com or get in touch with your account team to get started. You can also read more on our help center.

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