Config on your SSO provider
Navigate to Microsoft Entra ID
In Microsoft Entra ID, click “Applications”, “App registrations“, then click “New registration“.
Register the Application
The application name is for your reference only — pick something that fits your organization. For supported account types, choose either single-tenant or multi-tenant, depending on your organization's setup. Select Web as the type for the redirect URL, and paste https://app.visla.us/sso?appId=xxxxxxxxx, which you copied from Visla.
Click Register.
Continue Adding Redirect URIs
Select the application you just registered. Click Authentication, then click Add URI under “Web / Redirect URIs“. Enter https://app.visla.us/sso-logout, which can be found in Visla’s SSO settings page.
Now, click Add a platform and then Mobile and desktop applications.
Enter visla://oidc_callback as the Custom Redirect URI and click Configure to save. After doing this, the GUI will look like the following. So 3 URIs in total need to be added.
Configure Application Credentials
Create a new Client secret and copy it into Visla’s OIDC setup panel, within the Secret input. Don't turn on “Enable Single Sign-On” just yet, we still need to get the Client ID and Issuer URL for your application.
Warning: You will need to generate a new client secret before it expires.
Client ID and Issuer URL
To complete your configuration, you need two more pieces of information. You can find both in the application's Overview section.
Copy the Application (client) ID into the Client ID field in Visla.
Under Endpoints, copy the part in front of .well-known/openid-configuration in OpenID Connect metadata document URL to the Issuer URL field In Visla.
Your Visla OIDC configuration should now look similar to the example below. Turn on Enable Single Sign-On to activate SSO.
