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# Google and Microsoft SSO
Enforcing Microsoft or Google Single Sign-On (SSO) is a self-service action that can be performed directly by the user. You can validate the setup by simply logging out and then logging back in with your SSO credentials.
We have recently released a **beta self-service feature** for SSO enforcement, currently available for **Google SSO** and **Microsoft SSO** only.
#### How to Get Started
1. First, log in to Agentnoon using your Microsoft or Google SSO account.
2. Click on your profile picture in the top navigation bar, then select **Update Authentication**.
3. You will be redirected to a page to authenticate with your chosen SSO provider (Google or Microsoft).
3. Once authentication is successful, you will have the option to enforce SSO for all email addresses within your organization.
After completing these steps, SSO will be enforced for your work emails.
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