SCIM provisioning using Azure AD

Supported Plans

  • Starter
  • Teams
  • Enterprise

 

Account owners or admins can use System for Cross-Domain Identity Management (SCIM) to automatically provision users and groups from Azure Active Directory to applications. Follow Microsoft's guide here. 

 

Robin offers a pre-configured SAML app within the Azure Marketplace. 

Head this way to learn more.

In Robin 

1

Log into your Robin account dashboard: https://dashboard.robinpowered.com/login

2

Navigate to Manage > Integrations > SCIM > Manage

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3

Generate a new organization token. If you lose this token, you can always make a new one without affecting existing users.

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4

Copy this token into the Secret Token field within Azure.

 

In Azure Active Directory

1

Browse to Azure Active Directory > Enterprise Applications, and select New application > All > Non-gallery application.

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2

Enter a name for your application, and click Add to create an app object.

3

Select Provisioning (in the left column).

4

In the Provisioning Mode menu, select Automatic.

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5

In the Tenant URL field, enter the URL of the application's SCIM endpoint:

https://api.robinpowered.com/v1.0/scim-2
6

In the Secret Token field, enter the token generated in Robin in the previous section. 

7

Under "Settings", set the Scope to Sync only assigned users and groups.

8

In the menu on the left, under "Manage", select Users and Groups. Add the users and groups you'd like to provision to Robin.

9

Back in the Provisioning tab, select Start Provisioning. Users should appear in your Robin account within a few minutes.

Attribute Mapping

*Note: the preconfigured app does not support the department attribute.

  • User attributes requested by Robin:

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  • Group attributes requested by Robin:

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