Setting Up SCIM for Azure AD

Set up a directory synchronization on your Azure AD App. This guide covers everything you need to know.

With Cryptr Directory Sync, synchronize your SaaS solution with your customer's Azure AD users. Inform your application in real time of the provisioning, deactivation and updating of all your customer's employees. Cryptr DirectorySync adapts to your customer's solution. For Azure AD, for example, Cryptr uses the

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protocol, which it also enhances with functionalities 💪.

This guide is therefore intended to help your customer with the final integration of an Azure AD into your created DirectorySync. To find out more about creating a DirectorySync for a given customer, you can read our dedicated guide here.

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You can't directly perform the final integration - only your customer's Azure administrator can. (SOON) To overcome this difficulty, Cryptr has created the IT Admin Onboarding feature. It's quick and easy to set up - see our "API-based administrator support" guide (SOON).

KEY STEPS IN THIS TUTORIAL

I integrate Cryptr Directory Sync with its associated Azure AD in two steps:

1. Create an Azure
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   in Azure AD Gallery
2. Configure this Azure
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   1. Copy and past your cryptr Directory Sync
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      (URL) generated specifically for your Azure AD.
   2. Enter the authentication secret for your synchronization.

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You can retrieve this information at any time via our

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, see our dedicated guide here.

Prerequisites for this integration

As an application creator, you need to have created an

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(your Cryptr user directory dedicated to a specific client), and attach a DirectorySync to it via a single Cryptr

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call. Usage is simple (a single parameter), see our guide here.

1 Add an application to your Azure AD gallery

1. Log in to your Azure portal.

2. Go to Azure Active Directory.

3. Go to Enterprise Applications.

4. A list of all your configured

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   should be displayed. From this page select: + New application.

5. Then select + Create your own application. Enter the name you want for your

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   , then choose the option "Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery", and finally select Create to create an
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   object.

Your new

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is then added to the list of enterprise

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and opens on its

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management screen.

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The users you wish to synchronize must also be added to this

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2 Configure your application with the supplied identification elements

1. In your

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   , go to the "Provisioning" section.

2. In the new window select "Provisioning" again.

3. In the Provisioning Mode menu, select Automatic.

4. In Admin Credentials, fill in the following:

   1. Your Cryptr DirectorySync url in: Tenant URL

   2. Your Cryptr DirectorySync secret_auth_token in: Secret Token

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Your DirectorySync URL should look like this: {{cryptr_service_url}}/org/:org_domain/scim/v2

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You can retrieve this information at any time via our

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, see our dedicated guide here.

You can now test the synchronization to verify it.

You can find out more about the DirectorySync

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on our API Reference page.

See also :

What is SCIM