Azure Single Sign-On Integration With Qualaroo

Microsoft Azure SSO integration with Qualaroo helps you maintain a neat record of all your responses in a dedicated directory.

By integrating Azure SSO with Qualaroo, you can:

1. Leverage the next-gen cloud technology of Microsoft Azure

2. Extract valuable insights from your Qualaroo responses hassle-free

Here’s How You Can Integrate Microsoft Azure SSO With Qualaroo:

Step 1: Log In

Log in to your Azure account (Use the same ID you used to register with Qualaroo).

Step 2: Azure Active Directory

• Search for the active directory and click on it.

• Navigate to ‘Enterprise Applications’ under ‘Manage’ on the left panel.

Step 3: Create App

• Click on ‘New application’ to add a new enterprise application.

Step 4: Browse Azure Ad Gallery

In the Browse ad gallery,

• Search for ‘Qualaroo’ and click on the Qualaroo application.

• Create the application using a SAML-based single sign-on.

(This is only for the production part. It won’t work on staging.)

Step 5: Choose SAML-based Single Sign-On

It will take a few seconds to create the application, and then you will be redirected to a page where you must choose which mode you want to use for the single sign-on.

For our application, we will be using a SAML-based single sign-on.

• Click on the tab to set up Single Sign-on.

• Choose the SAML tab. This tab provides secure authentication to the application using the SAML(Security Assertion Markup Language) protocol.

Now, we will configure the SAML-based Single sign-on.

Step 6: Configure SAML

You can configure the SAML by filling in the required data.

• Check whether the SAML Signing Certificate is active or not. You can activate it by editing the required details.

• In the basic configuration, Identifier(Entity ID) should be unique, and ACS URL should be the path to redirect and save the data.

• The essential part is that you have to download the Federation Metadata XML file.

Step 7: Add Users and Groups

Before testing the application, you need to add yourself as a user to access the application.

You can find ‘Users and groups’ under the ‘Manage’ section.

• Add a new user or new group. You can even invite people.

• If you don't want to provide access to a particular person, then simply delete the user to deny them access.

Step 8: Test the Application

Now you can test the application for the following configuration while clicking on the test application link or the ‘Test’ button.

OR

Now test the application by clicking on Sign in as the current user. If it redirects to the correct path, your Single Sign-on is ready to use and working fine.
 

Step 9: Provide the Credentials

After clicking on the test button or link, please sign in as a current user so that you can test the application.

If it redirects to the correct path as configured, then it works fine.

If it redirects to the Qualaroo dashboard and is logged in, your SSO configuration works fine.

Are You Facing a Problem with Signing into the Qualaroo Account After Configuration?

If you face difficulty while signing in to the Qualaroo account or if your error shows something like this

Please contact Qualaroo support team and provide them with the Federation Metadata XML file.