We have been using QB Enterprise Desktop for quite a while and are now considering QB Online, along with several other licenses for multiple companies. Unfortunately, without Azure SSO / SAML 2.0 integration I doubt we will continue using this accounting platform.

Same here

Just created an account to say... This post has been active for 3+ years now and QB is still yet to shed any light on when we can expect an implementation.

This is extremely poor considering any modern software or service pushed out in this day and age is utilising AD / SSO with ease.

Pick up your game QB or you will begin to see users find another platform that is capable.

Just here to say our company is looking to transition from desktop to QBO with azure SSO. 

QBO Support was not much help and seemed aggravated at the question. There should be someone in Intuit that can provide some guidance.

I find it hard to believe that this is still not implemented. The other questions in QuickBooks Community I have found referencing this are clearly asking for a SSO implementation to log into QuickBooks Online. Yet responses from Intuit are directing people to the Intuit developers page for creating their own custom app using Intuit for SSO.

Please Intuit, there must be someone working in identity that understands SAML that could respond to this request. We just want to be able to leverage our own IdP via SAML to log into Quickbooks Online. Kind of how you can currently "Sign in with Google", except using an IdP that is not Google (Azure, Okta, generic SAML, etc).

I'm in agreement with all others on this thread - QBO should definitely add the ability to integrate with other identity providers (Google, AzureAD, or any SAML provider). Sure it is great that Inuit has an Oauth 2 system for integrations, that makes sense for sure, but the support people in this thread and elsewhere in the developer pages aren't getting that we IT administrators are also looking for a way for our QBO end users (our accountants, etc) to sign into to QBO using the identity provider that our company uses for literally everything else.

Your voices and ideas matter to us, shaun-hb. 

Integrating third-party identity providers into QuickBooks Online is indeed a great feature. I can see how this functionality would be beneficial when accessing your books. With this, I encourage sending feedback directly to our Product Development team. Doing so helps us improve the features of the program. I'll show you how:

1. Go to the Gear menu and then select Feedback.
2. Type in your feature request in the description box.
3. Once done, click on Next.
   

You can get back on this thread to stay informed if there are any updates regarding the availability of the option. If you have any other questions about the program's features, please don't hesitate to keep us posted.

Honestly these canned responses do not help. The ticket has been open long enough. If it was a priority it would have been implemented. The technical requirements are not too difficult to fathom. Now the business impact to Intuit due to lost customers is one which one would have thought would be motivation enough. Thankfully there are other providers of professional web-based accounting software.

same

Are you suggesting that we should use QuickBooks Online to provide feedback on a product many of us want to switch to, but are holding off due to the absence of the Single Sign-On (SSO) feature? We currently use QB Desktop Enterprise and are waiting for the implementation of SSO before considering QuickBooks Online. Disappointed shaking my head (SMH)...

Since QuickBooks Online can authenticate users via OpenID Connect, it can absolutely be set up to work with most modern IdPs, including Azure.

Apparently, the support rep that replied (as well as the ones who suggested you request the feature, lol) didn't understand your question. Quite often, you'll note that rather than ask clarifying questions or check with a colleague, the reps simply answer "no" to questions they don't understand. This is unfortunate as it undermines their credibility.