¶ Steps

We have pre-built a SCIM provisioner app for Uber. Select this app (make sure you are selecting the right app with provisioning connector) and follow the below steps

¶ Step 1: Click on Enterprise applications

¶ Step 2: Search for Uber app

In search by applications, type uber and click into application

Note: In the above diagram, it shows uber-test app, in production, it should be uber

¶ Step 3: Configure Provisioning

• Click provisioning tab
• Click update credentials
• Change provisioning mode to automatic

¶ Step 4: Configure the org ID

Get the org uuid from U4B portal

Create a Tenant URL using Org ID and paste it in ‘Tenant URL’ field under admin credentials. Tenant URL format: https://api.uber.com/v1/scim/organizations/{organization-id}/v2

Click Test Connection, you should see a success message

Once you receive successful connection pop up, click on ‘Authorize’ button to authorize the application. This will enable a permanent connection between Azure and U4B which will be the bridge for provisioning and deprovisioning.

¶ Step 5: Enable group provisioning

You can enable group provisioning, in the mappings

¶ Step 6: Test the provisioning

You can add a user and check provisioning cycle, if the sync cycle completed and there is no error in logs, you will see the new user provisioned in U4B org

Go back to testing steps here

¶ Some useful microsoft articles for SCIM provisoning:

Tutorial: Configure Uber for automatic user provisioning - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/saas-apps/uber-provisioning-tutorial

Quickstart: Add an enterprise application - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/manage-apps/add-application-portal