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Microsoft Entra ID Single Sign-On

Updated on Jul 22, 2024

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Feel free to contact your Customer Success Manager for any additional information.

Microsoft Entra ID Single Sign-On allows you to log in to Improvado via your Azure account and safely share access to Improvado between different Azure accounts.

How to Set up Single Sign-On via Azure

Ensure your Azure account is active and the Whitelabel for your Improvado account is already set up.

Step 2. Get the required credentials from Azure platform:

In the Azure Portal, go to Entra ID.

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Go to Enterprise applications.

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Click New application.

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Click Create your own application, enter the name of your app and select Register an application to integrate with Microsoft Entra ID (App you’re developing).

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Select Supported accounts types — Accounts in this organizational directory only and set Redirect URI https://<whitelabel-domain>/api/dts/v2/allauth/microsoft/login/callback/.

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Return to All applications.

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Select Single sign-on.

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Click Go to application.

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Copy Client ID and Tenant ID, then click Add a certificate or secret.

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Click New client secret.

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Set description and expiration date (set maximum of 24 months).

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Copy Client Secret from the Value column.

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Return to All applications and select your application.

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Select Manage → API permissions menu and click Add a permission.

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Add User.Read permission.

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Click Grant admin consent for your organisation.

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Click Yes.

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You should see a green checkmark as permission status.

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Step 3. Please provide the following credentials to your Customer Success Manager via Keeper's One-Time Share feature:

  • Azure Tenant ID
  • Client ID
  • Client Secret

If everything was set up correctly, you should see the new Sign In with Entra ID button on the Improvado Login page:

During the initial sign-in via Microsoft Entra ID SSO, you’ll be asked to enter your Microsoft Email and Password.
And after that, you’ll immediately access the Improvado UI.

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