$1 / employee / monthNew Manager Program Using Google SSO
Turn every promotion into a structured path to great management.
Top brands trust Pyn
Pyn lets people teams run a full new manager program that kicks off automatically the moment someone is promoted. Key training content is delivered over time, from the first 1:1 with reports to giving feedback and building coaching skills, so new managers get real development instead of a welcome email and good luck.
Because Pyn connects to Google SSO, people reach Pyn through the same directory IT already trusts — no separate accounts to hand out or clean up. From there every message is personalized by role, team, and location, delivered where people already work — and nothing slips.
Pyn also handles everything around it: adding them to the right Slack or Teams channel, sending a manager training invite, running a quick poll on how the transition is going, or enrolling them in an LMS course. Set it once, and every new manager gets a consistent start.
Features Spotlight
Always-on manager training and support
- Trigger immediate guidance upon promotion
- Automate comms for high impact moments like a first 1:1 meeting, salary reviews, and more
Design multi-week new manager journey
- Deliver timely micro-learning
- Reinforce learning through senior leaders
- Leverage proven Pyn content
Add to new training invite
- Auto-add new managers to calendar invites
- Easy management of cohorts or classes
Improve programs with polls
- Ask about the experience
- Make program changes
Sign into Pyn with Google
Pyn supports single sign-on via Google Workspace. Employees use the Google account they already have. No separate password to create or remember.
How to connect
Does IT need to do anything for Google sign-in to work?
Yes, once. An IT admin needs to log into Pyn via Google and approve org-wide access. After that, no ongoing IT involvement is required.
FAQs
Does Pyn support Google Workspace sign-in?
Yes. You can sign into Pyn using your existing Google Workspace accounts.
Is Pyn secure?
Pyn is SOC 2 compliant. It only accesses what it needs to authenticate users. Nothing more.
Does Pyn also support Okta or Microsoft?
Yes. Pyn supports sign-in via Okta (SAML 2.0), Microsoft, and Google. Use whichever matches how your organization manages identity.
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