Step 1 — Create an Enterprise Application in Azure
Log into the Microsoft Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com. From the left pane, navigate to Microsoft Entra ID →In Manage Enterprise Applications → New Application.
Click Create your own application, provide a unique application name, and wait for the application to be created.
Step 2 — Enable SAML SSO
In the Manage section of the left menu, select Single sign-on and choose SAML to open the SSO configuration page.
Step 3 — Basic SAML Configuration
Click Edit in the Basic SAML Configuration section and fill in the required fields using the format below:
https://example.com/Rightdata/ServiceForSignalR.svc/LDAPService
Example:
https://dtl-uat.getrightdata.com/Rightdata/ServiceForSignalR.svc/LDAPService
| Field | Value |
| Identifier (Entity ID) | |
| Reply URL (ACS URL) |
Click Save to save the SAML configuration.
Step 4 — Share User Access URL
Navigate to Properties and copy the User Access URL.
Example:
https://launcher.myapps.microsoft.com/api/signin/xxx-xxx?tenantId=xxx-xxx-xxx
Provide this URL to the RightData team to configure it in the appsetting.json file to enable SSO login.
Step 5 — Configure Login and Logout URLs in Application
- Navigate to Admin Console → System Preferences.
- Under LDAP Settings, enable SSO.
- Enter the Login URL and Logout URL, then click Save.
- In the Login URL, add the domain URL as provided.
- In the Logout URL, use the following URL:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/wsfederation?wa=wsignout1.0
Click Save to apply the changes.
Prepared for Azure SSO onboarding and configuration reference.