- Connect to your Azure portal
- Click on Add
- then Enterprise application.
- Click on Create your application.
- In the section that appears on the right, enter the name of your application and choose the 3rd option `integrate any other application don't find in the gallery`.
- Once you've created your application, go to Provisioning.
- Select Automatic.
- Specify the URL generated earlier from GLPI and paste the token.
Warning
Make sure you paste the token (JWT token) to ensure your application works properly.
- Click on Test connection. A message will appear informing you of the successful connection.
- On the same page, you can also configure an email address and a number in case of failure or accidental deletions.
- Click on Save
- You can choose to synchronise your entire directory.
- Go to the Settings > Scope tab and select Sync all users and groups.
- You can choose to synchronise only certain groups and/or users. When refreshing the `Provisionning` page
- Go to the Parameters > Scope tab
- Select Synchronise assigned users and groups only
- Then go to Users and groups
- Click on Add a user/group
- Click on No selection
- Select the groups and users you want in the box on the right
- Then Select and Assign.
- In the Provisioning section
- Change the status from Disabled to Enabled
- In the Overview section, you can check that synchronisation has been successful.
- On the GLPI side, Go to the Request log section of your SCIM plugin Setup > SCIM identity servers to check that the accounts are correctly synchronised.
Important
See the procedure for setting up the OAuth SSO plugin to authenticate users on GLPI.











