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# Configure SSO for your status page with Azure Active Directory

1. In your Statuspal admin, go to your organization's **Security** tab and **download its metadata file**.\
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   ![Download Statuspal org metadata](/files/6ilg6cphrSZ87Yy0GFjD)
2. Sign in to your **Microsoft Azure** account and open **Azure Active Directory** (Entra ID).
3. Click **Enterprise Applications**, then **New application > Create your own application**.
4. Enter the name **Statuspal** and click **Create**.\
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   ![Create Azure enterprise app](/files/afJpZDmy2Gkz3krQEqMD)
5. Click **Assign users and groups** and assign yourself (you can add the rest of your team later).
6. Click **Single sign-on** in the sidebar and select **SAML**.
7. Click **Upload metadata file**, select the file downloaded in step 1, then click **Add** and **Save**.
8. Reload the page — the **SAML Signing Certificate** section should now be populated.
9. In the **User Attributes & Claims** section, click **Edit** and set the claim name to `user.mail`. Click **Save**.\
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   ![Azure user attributes config](/files/uqrvWeAGDXHONTjKyE6U)
10. In the **SAML Signing Certificate** section, click **Edit**, set **Signing Option** to **Sign SAML response and assertion**, and click **Save**.\
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    ![Azure SAML signing option](/files/pkYQaz1ttLkJPEDewshp)
11. Download the **Federation Metadata XML**, copy its contents, and paste them into your Statuspal organization's **IDP metadata** field. Click **Save**.
12. Click **Test SAML configuration** to verify.\
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    ![Successful SAML test](/files/7SALfrOOXxc3lExlwC2M)

{% hint style="success" %}
Once the test passes, check the **Require SSO** checkbox in Statuspal to enforce SSO for all team members.
{% endhint %}


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