Azure SSO
Using DocBis with your Microsoft Login without using a (separate) password
Create SAML SSO in Azure AD
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` 
Assign Users to the SSO Configuration
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. 
Set up SSO in Azure
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. 

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