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# Microsoft Sign-In for Memberships

> Learn more about setting up memberships for private content to allow visitors to sign in with their Microsoft account.  

> [accordion] Supported products

You can allow members to access your private content using their Microsoft account by configuring an application in Microsoft Azure.

## Create an application

In your Microsoft Azure account, you can create an application to connect to HubSpot.

* In your Microsoft Azure account, open [Microsoft Entry ID (Azure Activity Directory)](https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_AAD_IAM/ActiveDirectoryMenuBlade/~/Overview).
* In the top left, click the **Add** dropdown menu and select **App registration**.

![add-app-registration-in-azure](https://www.hubspot.com/hubfs/Knowledge_Base_2021/add-app-registration-in-azure.png)

* In the *Name* field, enter an **internal name** for your application.
* In the *Supported account types* section, select the **account types** that will be able to view your private content using a Microsoft sign-in. The *Accounts in any organizational directory...and personal Microsoft accounts* option is recommended to support the widest variety of accounts.
* In the *Redirect URI* section, you can provide a URI for the authentication response. It's recommended to return to this step later.
* Click **Register** to complete application creation.

## Set up application information

* In your Microsoft Azure account, open your newly created application.
* In the left sidebar menu, click to expand **Manage**, then select **Authentication**.

![left-sidebar-menu-in-azure-authentication](https://www.hubspot.com/hubfs/Knowledge_Base_2021/left-sidebar-menu-in-azure-authentication.png)

* In the *Platform considerations* section, click **+** **Add a platform**.
* In the *Web applications* section, select **Web**.

![web-applications-in-azure](https://www.hubspot.com/hubfs/Knowledge_Base_2021/web-applications-in-azure.png)

* In a separate tab, locate your credentials in HubSpot:
  * In your HubSpot account, click the **settings icon** in the top navigation bar.
  * In the left sidebar menu, navigate to **Content > Private Content**.
  * In the *Sign-in Options* section, click **Set up social sign-on**.
  * In the right panel, click the **Microsoft** tab.
  * Click **Copy** next to the redirect URI.
* In Microsoft Azure, paste the redirect URI.
* Repeat the process for each separate domain you have connected to HubSpot. To change the domain you are setting up, click the **domain** dropdown menu above the redirect URI field and select a **domain**.

![select-new-domain-for-social-sign-in-in-hubspot](https://www.hubspot.com/hubfs/Knowledge_Base_2021/select-new-domain-for-social-sign-in-in-hubspot.png)

* In Microsoft Azure, click **Overview** in the left sidebar menu.
* Click to expand the **Essentials** section.
* Copy the Application (client) ID, then paste the ID into the *Client ID* field in HubSpot.
* Click **Add new certificate or** **secret**.

![add-a-certificate-or-a-secret](https://www.hubspot.com/hubfs/Knowledge_Base_2021/add-a-certificate-or-a-secret.png)

* Click **+** **New client secret**.
* Edit your client secret description and expiration settings.
* Copy the client secret, then paste the value into the *Client Secret* field in HubSpot.
* In HubSpot, click **Verify**.

![set-up-social-sign-on-for-microsoft](https://www.hubspot.com/hubfs/Knowledge_Base_2021/set-up-social-sign-on-for-microsoft.png)