Single sign-on (SSO) for OneDrive and SharePoint in Shared Email Templates
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If you have only one OneDrive account that is the same as your Microsoft 365 Outlook account, you can take advantage of single sign-on to avoid entering or confirming your credentials each time you attach files or insert images from OneDrive or SharePoint.
With single sign-on, you’ll need to accept required permissions only once. After that, all files will be attached and all images will be inserted without any additional pop-ups.
How to disable SSO #
The single sign-on feature is turned on by default. If you need to attach files or insert images from different OneDrive/SharePoint accounts, turn single sign-on off:
- At the bottom of the Shared Email Templates pane, click the three dots to open the More menu.
- Select Settings.
- Clear the Use single sign-on (SSO) where possible checkbox.
- Select Save changes.
After turning single sign-on off, you’ll be able to switch between OneDrive/SharePoint accounts when needed by clicking the icon shown in the screenshot below.
