Log In with Identity Providers (SSO)
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What if your teams could access enterprise AI without managing yet another password? Every new platform typically means another login to remember, creating IT overhead for password resets and introducing new security risks.
With the Global Next Workspace, you do not need to create new credentials; the platform integrates directly with your existing identity provider, such as Microsoft Entra ID. This ensures enterprise AI fits into your existing infrastructure rather than creating new complexity.
Integrating GLBNXT with your existing identity landscape provides complete, centralized control:
Automatic Policy Inheritance: Your existing security policies, such as Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), password complexity, and conditional access, apply automatically to the GLBNXT platform.
Zero Deprovisioning Effort: When an employee leaves the organization and their Entra ID is disabled, they immediately lose access to GLBNXT.
Centralized Auditing: You manage access through the tools you already use, keeping all your audit logs in one secure place.
Frictionless Adoption: Employees face one less barrier to using AI productivity tools because there are no new passwords to remember.
The login process is identical to how your employees already access Office 365, Teams, and other business applications.
Navigate to the Global Next platform login page. Instead of typing a separate username and password, you will use the Single Sign-On (SSO) option.
Click the "Sign in with Microsoft" button.
You will be securely redirected to your organization's familiar Microsoft Entra ID login environment.
Authenticate using your standard company password.
If your organization requires it, you will be prompted to complete Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), such as receiving and entering a verification code.
Once verified, you are immediately logged into the Global Next platform and ready to use your AI tools. There are no separate credentials to store or manage, just a seamless, secure connection.
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