FreeTeam Sentiment for Microsoft SSO Teams
How's the team, really? A free two-minute weekly check-in, inside Slack.
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Team Temperature is a free, Slack-native weekly check-in that tells people teams and managers how the team is really doing. A two-minute DM captures a morale score and a few comments, with no portal, password, or extra tab, so the habit actually sticks.
Team Sentiment is free, and it runs standalone for now — you can start using it today by uploading your own people data. If there's enough interest we'll build a direct Microsoft SSO integration so it syncs automatically. Book a demo and we can cover it.
The payoff is an early, trustworthy signal instead of a once-a-year survey. Managers get a weekly digest with trends and per-person comments, optional AI flags the answers worth attention, and HR sees company-wide pulse and teams to watch.
Features Spotlight
Weekly Two-Minute Poll
- One quick Slack DM a week
- Morale score plus a couple of questions
Set it up your way
- Ask the questions that matter
- Set the day, time, and timezone
- Configure users and org chart
Stay in the know
- Weekly digest for managers
- One-click reply to anyone
- Company-wide rollups for HR / CEO
Sign into Pyn with Microsoft
Pyn supports single sign-on via Microsoft Azure Active Directory (also referred to as Azure AD or your AD account). Employees use the Microsoft credentials they already have. No separate password to create or remember.
How to connect
Does IT need to do anything for Microsoft sign-in to work?
Yes, once. An IT admin needs to log into Pyn via Microsoft and approve org-wide access. If your organization restricts app access, IT may need to allowlist the Pyn login URL first. After that, no ongoing IT involvement is required.
FAQs
Does Pyn support Microsoft Azure AD sign-in?
Yes. Employees can sign into Pyn using their existing Microsoft Azure AD (Active Directory) 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 Google sign-in?
Yes. Pyn supports sign-in via Okta, Google, and Microsoft. Use whichever matches how your organization manages identity.
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