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1. Sign in to the Azure portal, and navigate to Azure Active Directory > Enterprise applications  
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2. Select Select the application, select select Set up single sign-on , then select SAML . 
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3. Under Basic SAML Configuration, select the Edit pencil icon and key in the Joget SAML Identifier (Entity ID)  and Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL) copied earlier, then Save. 
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4. Under Basic SAML Configuration, select the Edit pencil icon and key in the Joget SAML Entity ID and ACS URL copied earlier, then Save. 
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5. Edit User Attributes & Claims, and configure the claims

   Claim Name	Value
   Unique User Identifier (Name ID)	user.userprincipalname
   email	user.mail
   User.FirstName	user.givenname
   User.LastName	user.surname

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6. Under SAML Signing Certificate, download the Certificate (Base64). This certificate file will be used to configure the Joget SAML Plugin later.
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7. Select the Users and groups menu item on the left, and add the users allowed to access Joget. You may add yourself to the listing so that you can test the login later.
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3. Configure SAML IDP Certificate in the Joget SAML Plugin

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1. Access the Azure My Apps Portal, click on the application, and select the user to perform the SSO. 
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2. If the SSO configuration is correct, the current user will be logged into Joget.

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