This article will walk you through the steps for setting up Attendee Single Sign-on (SSO) for Azure Active Directory. First, refer to this article to complete the initial steps of setting up SSO.
Note: Microsoft has renamed Azure Active Directory to Microsoft Entra ID.
Once you've completed the necessary steps follow the instructions below to continue SSO configuration for Entra ID.
1. Go to your Pigeonhole Live Workspace. Click on your Profile on the top-right corner of the page > SSO Configuration.
2. Click on the Attendees tab and complete the two-step setup.
Configure Attributes on your IdP: Microsoft Entra ID
Active directory has the name
attributes in place and is set to user.userprincipalname
by default.
- Open the Entra ID portal and navigation to your Azure Active Directory.
- Under
User Attributes
, click on theEdit
icon.
Click on the Unique User Identifier (Name ID). An Edit attribute will be prompted
- Change the name identifier format to Email Address
- Change the Source attribute to user.mail
Please ensure that you have name and emailaddress attributes under Attributes and Claims.
If you do not have them, you need to add them by Add New Claim as follows:
Click Add New Claim. Fill in the fields as follows:
Note: if you already have Name attribute, change the Source Attribute to user.displayname
Fill in the SAML parameters you obtained from Entra ID
1. Fill in a name for your SSO Profile name according to your organisation's SSO naming convention.
2. Then, fill in the details you obtained from Entra ID or upload the Metadata file provided, and click save.
3. After you have completed the steps above, return to your Team Workspace.
By default, your Pigeonholes are not configured to require SSO for attendees. To turn on SSO for your attendees, go to Pigeonhole> More settings > Security. Under Single Sign-On for Attendees, select the Attendee SSO Profile that you want to enable and click save.
When your event attendees enter your Event Passcode or scan your Event QR code, they will be brought to your corporate Active Directory domain to be authenticated. Only after successful authentication will they be redirected to your Pigeonhole where they can start engaging.
Note: You can only make one sign-in option (SSO for attendees or Registrant Profiles) available at any one time. The other sign-in option will be disabled when either is selected.