Azure SSO
Using DocBis with your Microsoft Login without using a (separate) password
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Using DocBis with your Microsoft Login without using a (separate) password
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Perform the following steps to add SAML SSO in Azure AD:
In Azure, go to your `Azure Active Directory` console
In the left panel, click `Enterprise applications`
Click `+ New application
Click `+ Create your own application`
Enter a name for your application. Keep the remaining default selections.
Click on `Create`
Next, assign users or groups to the SSO configuration.
Important: You should already have created users and groups in Azure AD. If you don’t have any users or groups, create them now before proceeding.
Under `Getting Started`, click `Assign Users and Groups`.
Click `+ Add user`
Select the users and groups you want to assign to this SSO configuration. These users will be able to authenticated in DocBits (using SSO).
Click `Select`
When you’re satisfied with your selection, click `Assign`
Go to the `Groups` view list and find the assigned groups.
Next, you need to finish setting up single-sign-on in Azure.
In the left panel, click `Single sign-on`
Click `SAML`
Click `Upload metadata file`
Upload the DocBits metadata.xml, which you can find in the Settings menu Integration under SSO Service Provider Settings of your DocBits account.
Edit the `Basic SAML Configuration`
Check if the `Entity ID`, `ACS URL`, `Sign on URL` and `Logout URL` are populated right.
Download the newly generated Federation Metadata XML.
Upload the FederationMetadata.xml into the Identity Service Provider Settings of your DocBits account which you can find in the Settings menu Integration.
