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Single Sign-On with Azure AD
Follow this guide to set up Single Sign-On (SSO) in Dataimporter with Azure Active Directory. This will let you control which users have access to Dataimporter, restrict access to SSO, provision new users via Just-in-Time (JIT) provisioning.
- 1.In Dataimporter, head to the Account Settings page and toggle SSO on.
- 2.In the SAML Name field enter the name as you would like it to appear e.g.
DataimporterAD - 3.In the Domain field enter your corporate company name e.g.
dataimporter.io. - 4.Keep this tab open and open another tab to perform the next steps.
- 1.Log in to the Azure Portal and click on Enterprise Applications
- 2.Click on New Application.
- 3.Click on Create your own Application.
- 4.Give the app the name
DATAIMPORTER, select the option Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery (Non-gallery), and click Create.
- 5.Once the app is created, select the Single sign-on and choose SAML
- 6.Click Edit next to Basic Configuration
- 7.In the Identifier (Entity ID) field, add the value that you added in Step 2 of the Dataimporter configuration e.g.
DataimporterAD - 8.In the Reply URL section enter the URL in the following format https://{instance}.dataimporter.io/saml/login/{identifier} e.g.
https://app.dataimporter.io/saml/login/DataimporterAD
- 9.Click Save and close the box.
- 10.Click Edit next to Attributes & Claims.
- 11.Delete all of the existing claims under Additional Claims.
- 12.Add the following claims:
- 13.Close the box and click on Users and groups.
- 14.Add any users or groups who need access to Dataimporter.
- 1.In Azure AD, click back on Single sign-on, and scroll down to the SAML Certificates section.
- 2.Click on Download next to the
Certificate (Base64) - 3.Scroll down to the Section 4 and copy the
Login URLvalue.
- 4.Open the tab in Dataimporter and paste the value into the Log In URL field.
- 5.Open Azure AD and copy the Azure AD Identifier value.
- 6.Open the tab in Dataimporter and paste the value into the Provider Entity Id field.
- 7.Open the Certificate (Base64) in a text editor and copy the entire value.
- 8.Open the tab in Dataimporter and paste the value into the X509 Certificate field.
- 9.Click on Save.
- 10.Contact Dataimporter Support to validate and enable SSO for your Organization.
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