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How do I set up Single Sign-On (SSO) in Microsoft Azure?
How do I set up Single Sign-On (SSO) in Microsoft Azure?

Learn how to set up Single Sign-On (SSO) in Azure and upload the metadata into Apricot.

Updated over a week ago

Note: Only Apricot administrators can configure Single Sign-On (SSO). If SSO is not currently enabled for your organization, please reach out to Support to have the feature activated.

Follow the steps listed below to learn how to set up Single Sign-On (SSO) in Azure and upload the metadata into Apricot.

Step 1: Create a new application

Open the Office 365 Admin Center and navigate to the 'Azure Active Directory'. Next, select 'Enterprise applications'.

Click '+ New application', then "+ Create your own application".

Choose a name for your application (ex. 'Apricot'), and select the option "Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery (Non-gallery)".

Finally, click 'Create'.

Step 2: View the application

Navigate again to 'Enterprise applications'. This time, select 'All applications' and click on your newly created application.

Step 3: Manage the application

Under 'Manage', select 'Single sign-on'. Next, click the 'SAML' tile.

Click the Edit button in the 'Basic SAML Configuration' section.

Step 4: Enter the required fields

To gather the required information from Apricot, follow steps 1-3 in this article.

Back in your application settings, click 'Add identifier' under the 'Identifier (Entity ID)' field.

In the textbox, paste the SSO Pool ID you copied from Apricot's 'Manage Federated SSO' page. It should look similar to the following example, but with your unique SSO Pool ID:

Next, click 'Add reply URL' under the 'Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL)' field.

In the textbox, paste the SSO Pool Domain Name from Apricot's 'Manage Federated SSO' page. Again, the text should look similar to the following example:

Finally, click Save to confirm.

Step 5: Upload the metadata

Scroll down the application's settings to the 'SAML Signing Certificate' section.

Copy the 'App Federation Metadata Url' found here and follow steps 4-5 in this article to paste the text into the "Provide a metadata document endpoint URL" field in Apricot.

Click Save at the bottom of the Apricot page to complete your SSO setup.

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