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Amazon Quick on desktop now uses your organization's existing Amazon Quick sign-in

Published
November 2, 2026
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/11/amazon-quick-desktop-organization-sign-in/

Amazon Quick Desktop Sign-In Update

For organizations using Amazon Quick, the desktop application now uses the same sign-in method as the web version. Administrators no longer need to register an OIDC application or set up separate desktop sign-in. If a user can sign in to Quick on the web, they can sign in to the desktop application.

What to do

  • Administrators should add the desktop connector in the Amazon Quick console.
  • Users should enter their Quick account name, choose Sign In, and complete the sign-in process through their browser.

This update works for accounts using IAM Identity Center, IAM federation, or native Amazon Quick users. Organizations can still manage desktop sign-in separately with providers like Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta, or Ping Identity.

Amazon Quick on desktop is available in AWS Regions that support the full Amazon Quick feature set.

Source: AWS release notes




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