Single Sign-On (Microsoft)

Step 1: Obtain Microsoft OAuth API keys

1. Navigate to 'App registrations':

• Open the Azure portal and go to Azure Active Directory.
• Select App registrations in the menu on the left.
  
  

2. Register a new application:

• Click on New registration.
• Give your application a name, for example "FileFlow DAM".
  
  

• Under Supported account types, choose the option that best fits your organization. For B2B applications, it's often desirable to only allow accounts from your organization.
• Enter the Redirect URI: https://subdomain.fileflow.nl/users/auth/entra_id/callback (replace subdomain with your subdomain).
• Click Register to create the application.
  
  

3. Obtain Client-ID, Client-secret, and Tenant-ID:

• After registration, you'll see the Client-ID (also called Application-ID). Note this for later use.
• After registration, you'll also see the Tenant-ID (also called Directory-ID). Note this as well for later use.
  

• To generate a Client-secret:
  • Go to Certificates & secrets in the application menu.
  • Click on New client secret and provide a description and expiration date.
  • Click Add and note the value of the generated secret; this will not be visible later.

Step 2: Configure FileFlow for SSO

To complete the SSO integration in FileFlow, we need the following information from you:

• Client-ID: The application ID you noted.
• Client-secret: The generated client secret.
• Tenant-ID: The Tenant-ID you noted.

Send this information securely to us, so we can complete the configuration on our end.

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