Identity, Authentication, and Collaboration Platform Integration

The Microsoft 365 Integration connects Project Center with Microsoft’s enterprise identity, authentication, and collaboration services, enabling single sign-on through Azure Active Directory, synchronized organizational contacts through Microsoft Graph API, and coordinated access to Microsoft 365 collaboration tools including Teams, SharePoint, and Exchange. This platform-level integration eliminates separate credential management for Project Center access, automatically synchronizes organizational user directories and contact information, and enables Project Center workflows to leverage Microsoft 365 communication and collaboration capabilities—establishing Project Center as a natural extension of organizations’ existing Microsoft 365 environments rather than a disconnected external application requiring separate identity and access management.

The Microsoft 365 Integration eliminates this identity disconnect by establishing Project Center as a Microsoft 365-authenticated application, enabling single sign-on through Azure Active Directory so users access Project Center with the same organizational credentials used for email, Teams, SharePoint, and other Microsoft 365 services. The integration leverages Microsoft Graph API to automatically synchronize organizational directory information—including user accounts, contact details, organizational structure, and security group memberships, from Microsoft 365 into Project Center, eliminating manual user provisioning and ensuring Project Center contact directories remain current with organizational changes.

Benefits

Eliminate Separate Credential Management for Project Center Access

Users access Project Center with organizational Microsoft 365 credentials through single sign-on without separate passwords.

Reduce IT Administrative Overhead for User Provisioning

Automatic directory synchronization eliminates manual Project Center account creation and contact information updates.

Strengthen Security Through Centralized Identity Management

Azure AD security policies including MFA and conditional access apply to Project Center alongside other enterprise applications.

Prevent Orphaned Accounts After Employee Departures

Microsoft 365 account deactivation automatically revokes Project Center access through synchronized identity management

Enable Familiar Microsoft 365 Collaboration Within Construction Workflow

Project Center workflows leverage Teams, SharePoint, and Exchange rather than requiring separate collaboration tools

Features

Enable Single Sign-On Through Azure Active Directory

The integration establishes Project Center as an Azure AD-authenticated application, enabling users to access Project Center with their organizational Microsoft 365 credentials through single sign-on without separate username and password management.

Automatically Synchronize Organizational Contacts from Microsoft 365

The integration leverages Microsoft Graph API to automatically synchronize organizational user directories and contact information from Microsoft 365 into Project Center's contact management system, eliminating manual user provisioning and ensuring Project Center contact lists remain current with organizational changes.

Leverage Microsoft 365 Collaboration Services from Project Center Workflows

The integration enables Project Center workflows to invoke Microsoft 365 collaboration services—including Teams notifications, SharePoint document storage, and Exchange email distribution—allowing construction administration workflows to leverage familiar Microsoft collaboration tools.

Centralize Identity and Access Management Through Azure Active Directory

The integration enables IT administrators to manage Project Center access permissions through Azure Active Directory security groups and role assignments, consolidating identity management within Microsoft's enterprise identity platform rather than maintaining separate permission structures.