Configure QAComplete Application in Azure Active Directory

To start using Azure Active Directory to log in to QAComplete, you need to add your QAComplete application to your Azure instance first.

1. Log in to Azure Portal using an administrator account.

2. On the menu bar on the left, select Azure Active Directory:

   

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3. The Overview screen will appear. In the Manage section on the left, select Enterprise applications:

   

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4. Double-click New Application:

   

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5. In the subsequent Add an Application form, double-click Non-gallery application:

   

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6. In the Name edit box, specify a comprehensive name that will be used for your QAComplete instance throughout Azure Active Directory:

   

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7. Click Add at the bottom of the form.

8. Wait a bit – your application will be added to your Azure instance. After that, the Overview screen will appear:

   

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9. In the Manage section on the left, select Single sign-on:

   

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10. In the form that appears, select SAML:

    

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11. Provide information about your QAComplete instance:

    

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    Option	QAComplete SaaS	QAComplete On-Premises
    Identifier (Entity ID)1	https://qacomplete.smartbear.com	https://<your server name>
    Reply URL	https://<your SaaS domain>2.qacomplete.smartbear.com/sso/callback	https://<your server name>/sso/callback
    Sign on URL	Select Show advanced URL settings to show this edit box. The value in it should be identical to the Reply URL value.

    ¹ It will be Identity Provider Issuer in QAComplete. Store this value in a safe location.

    ² Use the value of the Domain name field. You can find it in  > Setup > Security > Single Sign-On Administration in QAComplete.

    For QAComplete On-Premises users: Please keep in mind that Azure Active Directory supports the HTTPS protocol only. You will not be able to configure the connection between Azure Active Directory and a QAComplete instance that uses the HTTP protocol.

12. In User Identifier below, select user.mail.

13. Select the View and edit all other user attributes check box and make sure the following mapping rules are configured:

    Name	Value
    firstName	user.givenname
    lastName	user.surname

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14. Next, scroll down to the Configuration section and click Configure application.

15. Retrieve the necessary data to configure QAComplete:

    

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    • entityId (Identity Provider Issuer): Identifier (Entity ID)
    • Identity provider Single Sign-On URL: SAML Single Sign-On Service URL
    • From SAML XML Metadata:
      • X.509 certificate: The text between the <X509Data> tags.

    Store this data in a safe location.

16. Click Save.

    

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Now, your QAComplete instance should be available as an application in Azure Active Directory.

Next steps

See Also

Assign Users to Applications in Azure
Configure QAComplete for Single Sign-On
Azure Active Directory