Microsoft Entra ID
Integrating Microsoft Entra ID Single Sign On (formerly Azure AD SSO) is a quick and easy process. Before we get started, take note of five pieces of data that you'll be using to set up a proper SAML2 integration.
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The Frame SAML2 Integration Name. This is an arbitrary name value that you'll need to come up with. This value is used to uniquely identify your integration with Frame and used to craft the SAML2 URIs, as well as used as a search vector for troubleshooting and logs.
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The Entra ID Federation Metadata Document URL. This is the Entra ID-provided URL where Entra ID keeps the SAML metadata for your Microsoft Entra ID application. The metadata URL must be publicly accessible to the Frame Platform on the Internet.
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The Entity ID from your Microsoft Entra ID application.
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The Redirect URI. This is the Frame destination URL that will process the Entra ID-generated assertions/claims after users authenticate through Entra ID.
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The Entity URL that you will use as your landing page. Please see the Entities and URLs section to help you decide/find the right URL.
To begin, let's create a URL-friendly SAML2 Integration Name that we'll use in a few places throughout our setup. Continue below for help and examples that you can use in your SAML integration.
Integration Name examples for Entra ID
Your SAML2 Integration Name is a case-sensitive, URL-friendly, unique, and descriptive value that represents the integration between your Entra ID and Frame. This value can have only letters, numbers, and the dash symbol; no space or punctuation are allowed.
We recommend using something that includes descriptive information, such as your company and identity provider's names. This integration name is tied to your SAML2 endpoints on Frame and using descriptive names can be useful for debugging.
Optionally, fill out the information below to get a recommendation of what you could use.