Q. Can you advise how we can access the backend SQL so that we can extract data from multiple employers using Power BI / Power Automate?
A. Direct access to the backend SQL database is not available. We also do not currently offer an open API for this purpose; however, this is something our team is actively working on for the future. If you can share a bit more detail about the data you need and how you plan to use it, we’ll be happy to review your requirements and advise on the best available options.
Q. Can we set up Single Sign-On (SSO) with an Azure AD tenant?
A. At the moment, BrightPay Cloud does not support Single Sign-On (SSO) integration directly with Azure AD for user authentication. Access to BrightPay Cloud is managed through Bright ID accounts, so you cannot sign in using your existing Azure AD credentials.
Users must log in with a Bright ID, which can be created using a business email, Microsoft account, or Google account. However, this is not the same as full SSO with Azure AD.
For more information on authentication and Bright ID, see:
- Logging into BrightPay with your Bright ID
- FAQs - Making the Move to BrightPay Cloud
- BrightPay Cloud System Requirements
If SSO is a key requirement for your business, please share this with the BrightPay team as a feature request so it can be considered for future development.
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