When ADFS is deployed and users are browsing to sharepoint online without configuring auto-acceleration users are required to provide their username before the can enter their Sharepoint environment.
This step can be skipped by configuring Sharepoint auto-acceleration to provide the user a fully single sign on experience.
The only requirement to enable auto-acceleration is that there should be a single Identity Provider/ AD FS endpoint.
Configure Sharepoint Online auto-acceleration using Set-SPOTenant
To enable Sharepoint auto-acceleration download the “Sharepoint Online Management Shell” and run it as an administrator.
Then connect to Sharepoint Online by using the following command:
Connect-SPOService -Url https:// company-admin.sharepoint.com -credential admin@company.com
In my case this would be:
Connect-SPOService -Url https://netflex-admin.sharepoint.com -credential michiel.elderson@netflex.nl
When connected provide the following command to enable auto-acceleration:
Set-SPOTenant –SignInAccelerationDomain “contoso.com”
In my case this would be:
Set-SPOTenant –SignInAccelerationDomain “netflex.nl”
If you have configured your Identity Provider to support guest users, you can accelerate sites with external sharing enabled by running:
Set-SPO Tenant -EnableGuestSignInAcceleration $true
After configuring Sharepoint auto-acceleration users are no longer required to enter their login name, they just go straight into Sharepoint.
More information about set-SPOTenant can be found here
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