This article guides you through the process of integrating your Azure claims mapping policy with Azure applications. After creating a claims mapping policy, the next step is to assign it to the relevant Azure applications. These policies are designed for reusability and can be applied to multiple applications as needed. We will walk you through viewing the details of your claims mapping policy, assigning it to Azure applications, and verifying the correct assignment to ensure seamless integration and functionality.
Procedure
Navigate to the portal for the Resource Admin app in your environment and select Applications from the dropdown menu.
Click Claims Mapping Polices.
Search for the policy you want to assign and click the Details button for it.
This directs you to the overview page for the policy. This page serves as a central hub for managing the key aspects of your policy, providing options to modify the policy’s application assignments and update its claims.
To add an application to the policy, click Assign/ Unassign Applications and wait for the ‘Update Azure App Claims Mapping Policy Assignments’ workflow to load.
If the policy has applications currently assigned to it that you do not want to unassign, simply click Next to proceed to the next step.
Search for the application you want to add to the policy and check the box beside the application record to select it.
Repeat step 6 for any other applications you want to add to the policy, and click Next to proceed.
Review the Summary information, and when ready, click Submit to finalize the assignment.
Upon completion, a message appears indicating that the policy has been successfully assigned to the application.
Verify changes in Azure
In Azure, navigate to Azure AD (now Microsoft Entra ID) > App registrations.
Select All applications and search for the target application.
Click the Display Name link for the application.
Under Manage, click Token configuration. You should see the claims reflect the changes made in EmpowerID.
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To add or remove claims, simply click on the Add/Remove button to initiate the process. The instructions to delete the claims is discussed in the Delete Claims from an Azure App. |
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