Microsoft Social Identity Provider

Set Up Microsoft

For Microsoft documentation on how to set up a social identity provider, navigate to the following article: Sign-in Microsoft Account & Azure AD users in a single app . You'll need a Microsoft account.

To set up Microsoft as a social identity provider:

The OAuth2 credentials for your new Microsoft App include an Application ID and Application Secret for your app.

Configure a Microsoft Social Identity Provider

When you enable a Microsoft social identity provider in the Admin UI, IDM generates the identityProvider-microsoft.json file in your project's conf/ subdirectory.

It includes parts of the file that you may have configured through the Admin UI. While the labels in the UI specify Application ID and Application Secret, you'll see them as clientId and clientSecret, respectively, in the configuration file.

"provider" : "microsoft",
   "authorizationEndpoint" : "https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize",
   "tokenEndpoint" : "https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/token",
   "userInfoEndpoint" : "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me"
   "clientId" : "<someUUID>",
   "clientSecret" : {
       "$crypto" : {
           "type" : "x-simple-encryption",
           "value" : {
               "cipher" : "AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding",
               "stableId" : "openidm-sym-default",
               "salt" : "<hashValue>",
               "data" : "<encryptedValue>",
               "keySize" : 16,
               "purpose" : "idm.config.encryption",
               "iv" : "<encryptedValue>",
               "mac" : "<hashValue>"
           }
       }
   },
   "scope" : [
       "User.Read"
   ],
...

You should also see UI settings related to the social identity provider icon (badge) and the sign-in button, described in "Social Identity Provider Button and Badge Properties".

You'll see links related to the authenticationIdKey, redirectUri, and configClass; the location may vary.

The file includes schema information, which includes properties for each social identity account, as collected by IDM, as well as the order in which it appears in the Admin UI. When you've registered a user with a Microsoft social identity, you can verify this by selecting Manage > Microsoft, and then selecting a user.

Another part of the file includes a propertyMap, which maps user information entries between the source (social identity provider) and the target (IDM).

If you need more information about the properties in this file, refer to the following appendix: "Microsoft Social Identity Provider Configuration Details".

Configure User Registration to Link to Microsoft

Once you've configured the Microsoft social identity provider, you can activate it through User Registration. To do so in the Admin UI, select Configure > User Registration, and activate that feature. Under the Social tab that appears, enable Social Registration. For more information on IDM user self-service features, see "Self-Service End User UI".

When you enable Social Registration, you're allowing users to register on IDM through all active social identity providers.

Microsoft Social Identity Provider Configuration Details

You can set up the Microsoft social identity provider through the Admin UI or in a conf/identityProvider-microsoft.json file. IDM generates the identityProvider-microsoft.json file when you configure and enable this social identity provider in the Admin UI. Alternatively, you can create the file manually.

The following table includes the information shown in the Admin UI Microsoft Provider pop-up window, along with associated information in the identityProvider-microsoft.json file:

For information on social identity provider buttons and badges, see "Social Identity Provider Button and Badge Properties".