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Log In Using SSO

SSO stands for Single Sign-On. It lets you log in to Zoom using your existing work email credentials — the same username and password you use to log in to your computer or email. You do not need a separate Zoom password.

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    Open the Zoom application on your computer.

    The icon looks like a white video camera inside a blue circle. If Zoom is not installed, visit zoom.us/download and click Download under "Zoom Desktop Client."

  2. 2

    On the Zoom welcome screen, click the button labeled "Sign In."

    It is located in the center of the screen.

  3. 3

    On the sign-in page, look toward the bottom of the form for the text that says "Sign in with SSO."

    Click on those words — they appear as a clickable link (underlined text).

    Zoom sign-in page showing SSO, Apple, and Microsoft login options
    Click "SSO" to sign in using your company credentials.
  4. 4

    A box will appear asking for your company domain.

    Type wisela into the box.

    Zoom SSO domain entry box with "wisela" typed in the Company domain field
    Type "wisela" as the company domain, then click Continue.
  5. 5

    Click "Continue."

  6. 6

    Zoom will open a page in your web browser. This will be a Microsoft login page.

    Enter your work username and password — for example: yourname@wisela.org, yourname@wise-school.org, or yourname@aaronmilkencenter.org.

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    If prompted, enter the two-factor authentication code sent to your phone.

    This is a short number code that arrives as a text message or through your authenticator app.

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    Once your credentials are accepted, the browser will redirect you back to Zoom and you will be signed in automatically.

Note: If you have trouble signing in with your email credentials, please contact the for assistance.