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Provision your Microsoft Entra ID users into StackOne so member accounts are created and deactivated automatically as people join and leave. Microsoft Entra provisions against StackOne’s SCIM 2.0 endpoint, a flow StackOne calls SCIM Provisioning. SCIM Provisioning attaches to an existing SSO connection, so configure SSO before you start.

Prerequisites

  • Org Admin role in your StackOne organization.
  • An SSO connection for your organization with its email domain verified, for example acme.com. SCIM Provisioning attaches to that connection, and StackOne links each provisioned user to your organization by the verified domain.
  • Access to the Microsoft Entra admin center with permission to manage the enterprise application, such as the Application Administrator role.
The Provisioning tab and its Directory Sync card are enabled per organization. If you don’t see them on your SSO connection, even as an Org Admin, contact StackOne support to turn on SCIM Provisioning for your organization.
SCIM Provisioning lives on your SSO connection. Open it to mint the credentials Microsoft Entra needs and to choose what provisioned members receive.
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Open the Directory Sync card and click Link SCIM

In the StackOne dashboard, go to Organization > Security > SSO and open your SSO connection, for example Acme Entra. Select the Provisioning tab, find the Directory Sync card, and click Link SCIM to open the Directory Sync panel.
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Copy the SCIM base URL and provisioning token

Under SCIM Details, StackOne shows the SCIM base URL and a provisioning token. Copy both now. The token is displayed once and cannot be retrieved later, so store it before you close the panel.
The Directory Sync panel showing the SCIM base URL and the masked provisioning token with a Regenerate action.
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Set the provisioned access

On the Provisioned access card, select Manage access. Choose the projects provisioned members join and a role for each one (Viewer, Member, or Admin), then click Save changes. StackOne applies these to every member Microsoft Entra provisions, so pick the least-privilege role that fits each project. This access is shared with JIT provisioning.
The SCIM base URL always ends in /api/auth/scim/v2, the SCIM 2.0 endpoint Microsoft Entra provisions against. If you regenerate the token in StackOne, the previous one stops working immediately, so update the Secret Token in Microsoft Entra to match or provisioning fails.

Configure provisioning in Microsoft Entra

Point the enterprise application at StackOne’s SCIM endpoint. Use the same application you set up for SSO.
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Open provisioning

In the Microsoft Entra admin center, go to Enterprise applications and open your application, for example Acme Entra. Select Provisioning, then Connect your application to set up automatic provisioning.
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Enter the StackOne credentials

Set the authentication method to Bearer authentication, then under Admin Credentials fill in the two fields with the values from StackOne:
Microsoft Entra, Provisioning > Admin Credentials, with Bearer authentication, the Tenant URL (SCIM base URL) and Secret Token (provisioning token) entered, ready to Test Connection.
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Test the connection and save

Click Test Connection. Microsoft Entra calls StackOne with the credentials and confirms they work. When the test passes, select Create to save the configuration.
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Start provisioning

Select Start provisioning to begin the first cycle. Microsoft Entra provisions your assigned users, then re-syncs roughly every 40 minutes.
Microsoft Entra, the provisioning overview after connecting, with Start provisioning in the toolbar and the current cycle status.

Assign users and groups

Microsoft Entra provisions only the users you assign to the application. Assign the people who should have StackOne access.
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Assign users and groups to the application

In the same enterprise application, open Users and groups and add the users or groups to sync, such as the Finance group. On its next cycle, Microsoft Entra creates a StackOne member for each assigned user, and StackOne applies the default role and projects you chose.
Unassign a user from the application, or disable their Microsoft Entra account, and the next cycle deactivates the matching StackOne member, removing their access automatically.

Provision groups

Microsoft Entra can provision the groups you assign to the application as well as their members. Each becomes a synced group in StackOne that keeps its membership in step with Entra.
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Enable group provisioning

In the application’s Provisioning settings, open Mappings and make sure Provision Microsoft Entra ID Groups is Enabled.
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Assign the group

Under Users and groups, assign the group, such as Finance. On the next cycle, Entra provisions the group’s direct members as StackOne members and the group itself as a synced group. Nested groups aren’t expanded, so assign the groups that directly contain the people you want.
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Confirm in StackOne

Go to Organization > Manage Team and open the Groups tab. The group is listed with a Synced tag. Assign it to projects from its Projects tab. If StackOne already had an empty group with that name, it became the synced group and kept its access. See Prepare the access before you push.
Rename the group or change its members in Entra and the synced group follows on the next cycle. Unassign the group and, on the next cycle, Entra deprovisions the members who are no longer assigned to the application through any other assignment.

Next steps

SCIM Provisioning overview

How SCIM provisioning works and how it attaches to your SSO connection.

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