Before starting, complete the generic SSO setup prerequisites and have the SAML configuration values from Yasu’s SSO page ready.
1
Create an Enterprise Application
- Sign in to the Azure Portal
- Navigate to Microsoft Entra ID → Enterprise Applications
- Click New Application → Create your own application
- Select “Integrate any other application you don’t find in the gallery (Non-gallery)”
- Name the application (e.g., “Yasu”) and click Create
2
Configure SAML Single Sign-On
- In the application, go to Single sign-on → select SAML
- Under Basic SAML Configuration, click Edit:
- Identifier (Entity ID) → paste the Entity ID from Yasu’s SSO page
- Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL) → paste the ACS URL from Yasu’s SSO page
- Click Save
3
Configure attributes and claims
The default attributes are typically pre-configured correctly:
To add group claims (optional):
- Under User Attributes & Claims, click Add a group claim
- Select the group types to include (e.g., “Security groups” or “All groups”)
- Save the configuration
4
Download metadata and configure Yasu
- Under SAML Certificates, click Download next to Federation Metadata XML
- In Yasu, go to Integrations → SSO Configuration and click Configure SSO
- Select Microsoft Entra ID as the identity provider
- Enter your company domain
- Upload or paste the downloaded Federation Metadata XML
- Click Add Domain
5
Assign users
- In Azure Portal, go to the application’s Users and groups page
- Click Add user/group
- Select the users or groups that should have access
- Click Assign
Users assigned to the application can now sign in to Yasu via SSO. New users will be automatically provisioned via JIT provisioning.
Attribute Mapping Reference
When configuring attribute mapping in Yasu for Microsoft Entra ID, use these values:These are auto-configured when you select Microsoft Entra ID as the identity provider during setup.