multiple systems or services their CRM Online subscription through a single set of sign-on through the Microsoft online credentials. For example, services environment. There implementing single sign-on for are additional requirements to CRM Online in an implement this feature, organization’s network therefore, consider how environment that after a important it is to your user signs in to the network, organization. that user does not have to More information: . enter credentials again when accessing CRM Online. Administrative roles in the A number of administrative Consider the available Microsoft online services roles are available to assign to administrative roles and the environment users if you manage your needs of your environment to subscription in the Microsoft identify the roles you want to online services environment. use and the users you will Administrative roles define choose for each role. The administrative responsibilities global administrator role is the related to subscription highest level role, having all management activities, for the permissions to manage example, billing administration, any part of the subscription password administration, and process. We recommend that user management you assign this role to more administration. than one person so that someone is always available to manage all aspects of the subscription. Note Administrative cover all subscription management functions within the service. These aren’t the same as the security roles that you assign to users in CRM Online, which are required and govern access to resources in the CRM Online service. See
multiple systems or services through a single set of sign-on credentials. For example, implementing single sign-on for CRM Online in an organization’s network environment that after a user signs in to the network, that user does not have to enter credentials again when accessing CRM Online. their CRM Online subscription through the Microsoft online services environment. There are additional requirements to implement this feature, therefore, consider how important it is to your organization. More information: . Administrative roles in the Microsoft online services environment A number of administrative roles are available to assign to users if you manage your subscription in the Microsoft online services environment. Administrative roles define administrative responsibilities related to subscription management activities, for example, billing administration, password administration, and user management administration. Consider the available administrative roles and the needs of your environment to identify the roles you want to use and the users you will choose for each role. The global administrator role is the highest level role, having all the permissions to manage any part of the subscription process. We recommend that you assign this role to more than one person so that someone is always available to manage all aspects of the subscription. Note Administrative cover all subscription management functions within the service. These aren’t the same as the security roles that you assign to users in CRM Online, which are required and govern access to resources in the CRM Online service. See
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