Configure SAML in Azure

In this page, we will walk you through the process of setting up SAML in Azure, enabling you to establish single sign-on (SSO) capabilities for your applications and services.

Prerequisites

To be able to follow this guide you need to have access to Azure Portal. You also need a Federation Metadata file sent to you from Ebbot. Please contact us to request the file.

Add an enterprise application

To add an enterprise application to your tenant:

1. Go to Azure portal and sign in using your account

2. Browse to Azure Active Directory and select Enterprise applications.

3. Click on New application -> Create your own application

4. Give the app a name

5. Select Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery(Non-gallery)

6. Click on Create

Set up single sign on

Click on Set up single sign on and choose SAML at the next step.

On the next step you need to configure the Basic SAML Configuration.Our recommendation is to upload the metadata file but you can also configure it manually if you like.

Parameter	Value
Identifier (Entity ID)	https://account.v2.ebbot.app/realms/ebbot / https://account.ebbot.eu/realms/ebbot
Reply URL ( Assertion Consumer Service URL)	Will be provided by Ebbot
Sign on URL	Will be provided by Ebbot
Relay State	not needed
Logout Url	not needed

Attributes & Claims

You need to configure the following attributes.

Attribute	Description	Example value
First Name
Last Name
Email	Must be email
Username	Must be email
Bots	The id of the bot or bots that the user should have access to	ebbot-access-bot-eby03403249
Skills	The id of the skill. Only needed if you use skills	ebbot-access-bot-3204230
Roles	The name of the role. Custom name of one of our default roles: admin,owner,chat user	ebbot-access-role-admin

Information needed by Ebbot

As a last step you need to provide Ebbot with some information to be able to finish the configuration.

Provide Ebbot with the following information.

• App Federation Metadata Url

• Login URL

• Azure AD Identifier

• Logout URL