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Single Sign On (SSO) OIDC using Microsoft Azure Active Directory

The following steps guide you through creating a custom application integration between Schedule it for user login authentication.

Help documents from Microsoft: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/quickstart-register-app

Sign in to the Azure portal : https://portal.azure.com/

Create a new app integration

  • From the Schedule it Account Settings > Single Sign On (SSO) page, click the Azure link to populate the SSO form with the initial details.

  • In Azure select Azure Active Directory
  • Select Azure Active Directory > App registrations, and then select + New Registration.
  • Enter the name, Schedule it SSO, and choose a workspace where it can be used.
  • Set the Redirect URL type to Web.
  • Add the Redirect URL from your Schedule it Account Settings > SSO > Redirect URL.
  • Click Register.

  • Copy the Application (client) ID and paste into your Schedule it Account Settings > SSO > Client ID.
  • Copy the Directory (tenant) ID and paste to replace all the <YOUR_DIRECTORY_TENANT_ID_HERE> tags in your Schedule it Account Settings > SSO

  • From Certificates & secrets press + New client secret
  • Enter the name Schedule it SSO secret and press Add
  • Copy the secret Value (not the Secret ID) and paste into your Schedule it Account Settings > SSO > Client Secret.
  • Save your Schedule it settings.

  • Update each of your Schedule it users SSO details to include their SSO ID from your provider.
  • If you are unsure of the ID provided by your SSO provider, then you can attempt a login (from your Redirect URL)which should show the ID provided.

















    Last updated, 15 November 2023, 13:48




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