šNote: Please ensure that you have an active, paid Azure subscription.
Click on the āAzureā button at the top of the page.
2. On this page, you can generate a unique URL and an authentication token for your Organization. You can use this URL to import information about your users from Azure.
3. Next, log in to Azure > Enterprise Applications > +New application > Create your own application.
4. Give the new enterprise application a name and choose the option to integrate with a non-gallery app. Click Create to add the application.
5. Now that the application is created, you need to import users. Go to āAssign users and groupsā > āAdd user/groupā.
6. Under āUsersā, click ānone selectedā to search for and choose the users you want to import into Superops, and then click āSelectā to complete the process.
7. Once you are done, click āAssignā at the bottom of the page.
8. Now that the users are successfully assigned to the enterprise application, open āProvisioningā in the left panel. Click "Get Started" to start the process.
9. Select the provisioning mode as āAutomaticā, fill in the tenant URL and the authentication token for your org from SuperOps under admin credentials, and click save.
10. Next, configure the attribute mapping between Azure and SuperOps. This mapping ensures that the data from Azure lands in the right requester and technician fields in SuperOps.
š Note: We currently support importing only Azure AD users into SuperOps. Please ensure that the provisioning for Azure AD groups is set to No.
11. Ensure the target object actions (create, update, and delete) are all selected, and scroll down to the attribute mapping table.
12. In the attribute mapping table, configure the mapping through the SCIM attributes to point the fields in Azure to the right fields in SuperOps.
Hereās a list of attributes supported in SuperOps.ai and their corresponding source attributes (SCIM attributes) and target attributes (potential Azure AD attributes):
Supported attributes in SuperOps.ai | Source attribute (Potential Azure AD attribute) | Target attribute (SCIM attribute) |
userPrincipalName | userName | |
First name | givenName | name.givenname |
First name
(If givenName and surname values are empty)
| displayName | displayName |
Last name | surname | name.familyName |
Phone number | telephone-Number | phoneNumbers[type eq "work"].value |
Reporting manager | manager | urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:enterprise:2.0:User:manager |
Designation | jobTitle | title |
Business function | department | urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:extension:enterprise:2.0:User.department |
13. Once you are done, hit save. Your Azure integration is now complete and your users in SuperOps will be synced automatically as and when their information is updated in Azure.
ā ļø Important: When removing users from Azure, their deletion won't be instantly reflected in SuperOps.ai. To effectively delete Azure AD users within SuperOps,ā
1. Navigate to the Deleted users list
2. Choose the specific users you wish to remove, and then select the "Delete permanently" option.
Alternatively, if no action is taken, the system will automatically remove the users after a 30-day period.