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  1. GETTING STARTED

How to get started?

Onboarding

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Requirements:

Microsoft Entra ID (formerly known as Azure Active Directory)

In case of a hybrid configuration, Microsoft Entra ID must be primary.

ServiceChanger provides a streamlined and user-friendly method for connecting to your Microsoft Entra ID tenant via OAuth2. Through our intuitive onboarding screen, all you need to do is input your Entra Tenant ID and grant admin consent – it's that easy.

Step 1: Azure Entra ID

  1. Open portal.azure.com, sign in and navigate towards Microsoft 6Entra ID.

  2. Copy your (Entra) Tenant ID

Step 2: ServiceChanger.com

  1. Go to the onboarding link you received in your mailbox after completing the 'start free trial' process

  2. Paste your (Entra) Tenant ID

  3. Submit

  4. Grant permission by logging in with an Azure administrator account

  1. After that, your app will start synchronizing the users, groups, and user-group relations from your Entra ID Tenant. This may take a few minutes.

  2. Once that is done, you will be redirected to the login page where you will be able to log in with Microsoft SSO.

Grant operators access rights to ServiceChanger can be found on the Microsoft Entra ID integration page.

  1. Once that's done, you're ready to start creating your Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) model. We really suggest getting the hang of the basics of the tool first.