Signing in starts with your email and adapts from there. You don't need to remember whether your firm uses SSO, a password, or both — LeasePilot picks the path your account is set up for and walks you through it.
01What the flow looks like
- i.Email. Enter the address you sign in with and click Next.
- ii.SSO or password. If SSO is set up for your firm, the next step is a Single sign-on enabled card; click Continue with SSO and you're sent to your identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, whichever your firm uses) to authenticate. If SSO isn't on, you're asked for a password instead — the eye icon shows or hides it, and Forgot password? kicks off a reset.
- iii.2FA, if it's on. When two-factor authentication is enabled on your account, the final step is entering the one-time code from your authenticator app. Without the code, sign-in doesn't complete.
The back arrow next to the email at step two returns you to step one — useful when you typo'd the address.
NoteYou don't choose your sign-in method; your account does. The email you enter tells LeasePilot whether SSO is configured for your firm. If your firm enables SSO down the line, the flow simply shifts: you'll start seeing the SSO step instead of the password step, no re-onboarding required.
The methods themselves are configured elsewhere: SSO setup for your firm's identity provider, your account settings for the 2FA toggle on your own login.