To show Power BI reports and other data from Microsoft services on your screens, Q-Play needs a Microsoft user it can log in with. This guide shows you how to set up that user securely.
Q-Play logs in with a username and password only, so the user cannot have multi-factor authentication (MFA). If your organisation requires extra security, you can limit the user so it can only log in from Q-Play’s IP addresses.
Supported services
The setup works for Microsoft services such as Power BI, SharePoint and Office 365, in both Microsoft 365 Business and Enterprise.
Access in Microsoft 365
You need someone who can create users and change security settings in your Microsoft 365, typically your IT department.
Licence
A dedicated user may need its own Microsoft licence, depending on your subscription.
Without MFA, the user is protected by its password only. With a Conditional Access policy in Microsoft Entra, you can make sure the user can only log in from Q-Play’s servers. A stolen password then cannot be used from anywhere else.
This requires technical knowledge, so ask your IT department to help.
Read how Q-Play stores and protects your login details in How your Q-Play integrations are secured.
Q-Play supports several Microsoft services, including Power BI, SharePoint and Office 365. This guide covers the general setup of the user.
Yes, for the Q-Play user. Q-Play logs in with a username and password only. To make the user more secure, limit login to Q-Play’s IP addresses as described in section 3.
In Network and security requirements for Q-Play and Q-Cal, section 3, under Q-Play V2 integration servers.
Yes, both Business and Enterprise. What you can set up depends on your organisation’s security policies.
It may, depending on your Microsoft subscription and whether the user needs a licence.
Contact your IT department first. If the problem is with the integration in Q-Play, contact NordicScreen at support@nordicscreen.com.