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Microsoft Authentication Application details

Overview

This page gives Administrators of Azure EntraID, historically known as AzureAD, the details necessary to allow users to authenticate to the SoftwareOne Services Portal (SSP) using their Microsoft Workplace Identity.

The SSP uses a Microsoft Enterprise Application called “SoftwareONE Cloud Identity” to support Microsoft Single Sign On

The SSP utilises Microsoft Identity Platform v2, i.e. OpenID, to authenticate users to Microsoft EntraID, so we require the Graph Permission for OpenID Graph permissions be enabled for the SoftwareOne Cloud Identity app.

This document gives more detail for Administrators of EntraID.

Application Request

When signing in to the SSP using Microsoft, depending on your EntraID policy, your users might see the following prompt:

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The following sections give detail on the request.

Application Name, Object ID and Application ID

Name: SoftwareONE Cloud Identity

ApplicationID: b972bc8c-b338-402a-9130-e84e4d2835b2

Screenshot of the application when registered in a partner EntraID:

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Permissions

The App requires OpenID access in order to :

“View your basic profile (e.g. name, picture, user name, email address)”

and

“Maintain access to data you have given it access to”

openID Graph Permissions

The Application needs all OpenID permissions as shown:

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Each of the Permissions, by Microsoft Default, do not require Admin Consent (as shown by the No in the API Permissions table)

Claim Details

The following screenshot show each Claim the application collects when registered

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Audit Log

The following Audit Log entries will be seen when the App registers:

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View of registered application

Once registered, the application will show as follows:

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