Within your Azure Portal, navigate to Enterprise Applications and create a new application.
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Choose SAML
Click the SAML option.
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Enable SSO in Tahua
Within your Tahua platform navigate to Settings > Organisation > SSO and click on Enable SSO.
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Obtain your ACS URL
Obtain your ACS URL from the top of the Tahua SSO page.
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Configure ACS, Entity ID and Issuer in Azure
Within your Azure Portal, copy your ACS URL from Tahua into Azure and assign an Entity ID within Azure, then copy that into the Tahua Identifier/Entity ID field — these must match. Additionally assign the Issuer field so the IDP knows where the request is coming from.
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Upload Metadata XML to Tahua
Click Save in Azure then download the Metadata XML and upload this into Tahua within the SAML config, then click Save.
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Review SAML settings and default permissions
Review the SAML - User settings and Default Permissions within Tahua.
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Test SSO
Test SSO by logging out and going to the Tahua sign in page, then click on SSO. This should take you to your Azure sign-in and redirect you back to the Tahua Portal as the signed-in user assuming everything has been set up correctly. If there is an issue contact the Tahua support team.