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This enables Microsoft Azure Active Directory to:

• Add new users to DatoCMS

• Update users’ profile information in DatoCMS

• Deactivate users in DatoCMS

• Push groups and memberships to DatoCMS

Features

The following provisioning features are supported:

• Create User - Creating a new user in Azure AD and assigning them to the DatoCMS application will create a new user in DatoCMS.

• Update User Attributes - Updates to a user in Azure AD will be pushed to DatoCMS.

• Deactivate Users - Deactivating the user or disabling the user's access to DatoCMS within Azure AD will deactivate the user in DatoCMS.

• Reactivate Users - User accounts can be reactivated from Azure AD.

• Push Groups - Groups created in Azure AD can be pushed to DatoCMS. Attributes pushed include name and group members.

• Delete Groups - Groups deleted or removed from the DatoCMS application within Azure AD will be deleted within DatoCMS.

Prerequisites

• Single Sign-On is only available for Enterprise plans.

Configuration Steps

Inside your Microsoft Azure dashboard search for Azure Active Directory and enter the service:

Enter the Enterprise Applications section, then click the New Application button:

Select Non-gallery application:

Name your application DatoCMS and click the Add button:

Enter the Single Sign-On section:

Select SAML as single sign-on method:

Now click the small Edit button in the Basic SAML Configuration box:

Fill in the following information:

• Identifier (Entity ID): https://sso.datocms.com/<YOUR_SAML_TOKEN>/saml/metadata

• Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL): https://sso.datocms.com/<YOUR_SAML_TOKEN>/saml/consume

• Sign on URL (optional): https://sso.datocms.com/<YOUR_PROJECT_ID>/saml/init

Make sure to replace <YOUR_SAML_TOKEN> with the SAML Token present in the Settings > Single Sign-On > Settings section of your DatoCMS project:

Now move into the Provisioning section, and click the Get started button:

Within the Settings > Single Sign-On > Settings section of your DatoCMS project, click the SCIM Settings > API Token button:

Copy the resulting API token:

Fill in the following information:

• Provisioning Mode: Automatic

• Tenant URL: https://sso.datocms.com/scim

• Secret token: use the API token we generated in the previous step

Then click the Save button:

Go back to the Single Sign-On section, and copy the App Federation Metadata Url...

...and paste it into the DatoCMS Identity Provider SAML Metadata URL field:

Make sure to also specify the default role editors will be assigned to (learn more about this field in the "Mapping Azure AD groups to DatoCMS roles" section below):

Press the Save settings button in DatoCMS.

Mapping Azure AD groups to DatoCMS roles

In the Groups section in DatoCMS, you can now assign a specific role to each Group. For each group, assign the role with the same name:

Once you've configured a role for every group, the following rules will apply:

• The group's role will be applied to to every user belonging to it;

• In case a user belongs to multiple groups, the first group in the list will be the one to win. You reorder groups with drag&drop to customize their priorities;

In case a user does not belong to any group, the default role specified in the SSO Settings will be used:

SAML User Attributes & Claims

DatoCMS recognizes the following claims for users (any other claim will be ignored):

Attribute Mapping

DatoCMS recognizes the following attributes for users (any other attribute will be ignored):

Support and Troubleshooting

For any issues, please contact our support to get customized help.