Configure SSO for your status page with Azure Active Directory
Configure SAML SSO for Statuspal using Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Entra ID).
In your Statuspal admin, go to your organization's Security tab and download its metadata file.
Sign in to your Microsoft Azure account and open Azure Active Directory (Entra ID).
Click Enterprise Applications, then New application > Create your own application.
Enter the name Statuspal and click Create.
Click Assign users and groups and assign yourself (you can add the rest of your team later).
Click Single sign-on in the sidebar and select SAML.
Click Upload metadata file, select the file downloaded in step 1, then click Add and Save.
Reload the page — the SAML Signing Certificate section should now be populated.
In the User Attributes & Claims section, click Edit and set the claim name to
user.mail. Click Save.
In the SAML Signing Certificate section, click Edit, set Signing Option to Sign SAML response and assertion, and click Save.
Download the Federation Metadata XML, copy its contents, and paste them into your Statuspal organization's IDP metadata field. Click Save.
Click Test SAML configuration to verify.
Once the test passes, check the Require SSO checkbox in Statuspal to enforce SSO for all team members.
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