A new sign-in experience is now generally available for Amazon QuickSight
Amazon QuickSight is changing the way users sign in to the service with a new look and feel that aligns the sign-in experience with existing AWS application sign-in patterns. The QuickSight sign-in process is now a three-step experience: 1) the first page requires your QuickSight account name, 2) the second page asks for your user name, 3) the third page varies depending on your sign in configuration: native QuickSight or Active Directory user, AWS root user, or IAM user. This change does not affect users who use single sign on (SSO.)
Amazon QuickSight is changing the way users sign in to the service with a new look and feel that aligns the sign-in experience with existing AWS application sign-in patterns. The QuickSight sign-in process is now a three-step experience: 1) the first page requires your QuickSight account name, 2) the second page asks for your user name, 3) the third page varies depending on your sign in configuration: native QuickSight or Active Directory user, AWS root user, or IAM user. This change does not affect users who use single sign on (SSO.)
Account administrators may need to add new domains to their organization’s allow list to maintain access to QuickSight. More details can be found here.