MS Azure AD SAML

The following manual configuration creates a SAML SSO configuration for your Enterprise organization.

Prerequisites

• Owner role in an Enterprise organization

• Administrative access to your organization’s Microsoft Azure AD portal

Supported features

This configuration supports the following:

• Service provider initiated SSO

• Single Log Out [optional]

Configuration steps

Before configuring SSO, you need to assign a namespace and download your service provider certificate in Boost.space Integrator. These steps provide information you need to enter later.

Create your namespace in Boost.space Integrator:

1. Go to Organization > SSO.

2. Under Namespace, enter the namespace you want for your organization, for example, acme_corp. Your organization members enter this namespace when they log in via SSO.

3. Under SSO type, select SAML 2.0.

Steps on Microsoft

Create a SAML application on Microsoft Entra ID

1. Log in to Microsoft Azure and go to Manage Microsoft Entra ID.

2. Click Enterprise applications.

3. Click + New Application.

4. Click + Create your own application.

5. Enter a name for your app and select Integrate any other application you don’t find in the gallery.

6. Click Create.

7. Find 2. Set up single sign on and click Get started.

8. Click SAML.

Configure Basic SAML settings

• For Basic SAML settings. click Edit and enter the following values:

  Identifier (Entity ID)

  Add /metadata.xml to the URL in the Redirect URL field of the SSO configuration in your Make organization.

  Example: https://www.make.com/sso/saml/examplenamespace/metadata.mxl

  Reply URL

  You can find this URL in the Redirect URL field of the SSO configuration in your Make organization.

  

  Note

  Replace {namespace} with your actual namespace.

  Example:

  Your namespace is acmecorp

  https://www.make.com/sso/saml/acmecorp

  Sign on URL

  Leave this field blank.

  Relay State (Optional)

  Leave this field blank.

  Logout Url (Optional)

  Leave this field blank.

Rename attributes

You need to rename items in the Attributes & Claims section for your Login IML resolve.

1. In the Attributes & Claims sections, click Edit.

2. Under Additional claims, find the value you want to edit and click that row.

3. Enter the new name in the Name field. Use the following chart to find the names required for your IML resolve.

   email

   user.mail

   name

   user.displayname

   id

   user.userprincipalname

   Unique User Identifier

   user.userprincipalname

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each attribute you need to change.

5. Click Save.

Download the certificate

You need to download the base 64 SAML certificate from Microsoft Azure and upload it to the Identity Provider Certificate field of the SSO tab in your Make organization.

1. Find the SAML Certificates section of your single sign-on settings in the Microsoft Azure portal.

2. Next to Certificate (Base64), click Download.

Your browser automatically downloads the .cer file. Find this file and have it ready to upload later.

Steps on Make

1. Go to Organization > SSO.

2. Under Identity Provider Certificate, click Extract. A pop-up appears.

3. Under P12, PFX or PEM file, click Choose file and select the .cer file you downloaded.

4. Enter the following information from Okta into the IdP login URL and Identity provider certificate fields.

   Field on MS Azure AD

   Field on Admin > System settings

   Under 4 Set up:

   Login URL

   IdP login URL

   Under 3 SAML certificates

   Certificate (Base64)

   Identity provider certificate

5. Enter the following in the Login IML resolve field:

   {"email":"{{user.name_id}}","id":"{{get(user.attributes.id,1)}}","name":"{{get(user.attributes.firstName,1)}}"}

6. Select the following settings:

   Allow unencrypted assertions

   Yes

   Allow unsigned responses

   No

   Sign requests

   Yes

7. Click Save.

Service Provider initiated SSO

1. Go to Boost.space Integrator‘s login page.

2. Click Sign in with SSO.

3. Enter the namespace you chose for your organization.

4. Log in using your Okta credentials and consent to Boost.space Integrator‘s access to your user data.

Troubleshooting

When you save the SSO configuration, you automatically receive an email with a link to bypass SSO login. Use this link to log in and adjust your configuration as needed.