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Azure Entra ID (Azure AD) – SAML SSO Configuration Guide

Step 1: Create an Enterprise Application

  1. Go to https://entra.microsoft.com

  2. In the left menu, click "Applications" → "Enterprise applications"

  3. Click "+ New application"

  4. Select "Create your own application"

  5. Enter a name (e.g. Sadevio Visitor SSO)

  6. Choose "Integrate any other application you don't find in the gallery"

  7. Click Create

Step 2: Configure SAML-based Sign-On

  1. In the new app, go to "Single sign-on"

  2. Select SAML as the sign-on method

  3. Fill out the Basic SAML Configuration with the following values:

Field Value
Identifier (Entity ID) https://cloud.sadevio.com/sadevio_module/api/localhost/saml/{tenant_id}
Reply URL (ACS URL) https://cloud.sadevio.com/sadevio_module/api/localhost/saml/callback?tenant={tenant_id}
Sign on URL https://cloud.sadevio.com
Relay State (Optional) (Leave empty)
Logout URL (Optional) https://cloud.sadevio.com/adevio_module/api/localhost/saml/logout?tenant={tenant_id}

💡 You can copy and paste these values from the configuration form inside the Sadevio admin panel.

Step 3: Configure User Attributes & Claims

  1. Click Edit under Attributes & Claims

  2. Ensure the following claims are included (default setup should already have them):

    • email → user’s email address

    • givenname → user’s first name

    • surname → user’s last name

    • name or userprincipalname → unique identifier (used as NameID)

ℹ️ The NameID claim should ideally be set to the user’s email address (you can adjust this in "Unique User Identifier").

 

Step 4: Download Certificate and SSO URL

  1. Under SAML Signing Certificate, download the following:

    • Certificate (Base64) – This is the X.509 Certificate

  2. Also copy the Login URL – This is the Azure SSO URL

  3. (Optional) Copy the App Federation Metadata URL – used if you want dynamic configuration

Step 4: Download Certificate and SSO URL

  1. Under SAML Signing Certificate, download the following:

    • Certificate (Base64) – This is the X.509 Certificate

  2. Also copy the Login URL – This is the Azure SSO URL

  3. (Optional) Copy the App Federation Metadata URL – used if you want dynamic configuration

Step 6: Assign Users

  1. In Azure, go to the Users and groups section of the Enterprise App

  2. Click + Add user/group

  3. Select the users or groups who should be able to sign in using SSO

  4. Click Assign

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