Configuring IdentityIQ's Microsoft Azure Active Directory Application for Teams

To enable IdentityIQ to send notifications to Microsoft Teams, you must add details for connecting to the Microsoft Teams Bot the Azure Active Directory application in IdentityIQ. The values you use here correspond to the configuration settings for your Microsoft Teams and bot applications in Azure.

This section assumes you have already created an Azure Active Directory application in IdentityIQ and registered it in Azure. For details on creating an Azure Active Directory application, refer to SailPoint's Integrating SailPoint with Azure Active Directory Connector guide, which is available in the Microsoft Azure Active Directory area of the Connector Directory on Compass.

To configure Teams-specific settings in the application:

  1. Click Applications > Application Definition.

  2. Open your Azure Active Directory application.

    For complete details on creating and configuring an Azure Active Directory application, refer to the Integrating SailPoint with Azure Active Directory Connector guide.

  3. Click Configuration > Settings.

  4. Configure these values for Microsoft Teams in the Additional Configuration section:

    • Enable Microsoft Teams Notifications – check this option to enable IdentityIQ notifications within Microsoft Teams. Note that this option must be checked in order for the next fields to appear.

    • Microsoft Teams Bot URL – the private URL to the server hosting the IdentityIQ service code, including the port and endpoint, in the format http://server:port/appidwithnodashes/api/notify where appidwithnodashes is the Application (client) Id for the Microsoft Teams application. This ID was also used when you set up the Messaging endpoint in the Azure bot. Note that the step in Creating an Azure Bot for IdentityIQ's Microsoft Teams Notifications that include this Messaging endpoint references the public server; in this field in IdentityIQ, be sure to use server and port details for the private server.

    • Tenant ID – the Azure Active Directory tenant ID that is used for your Microsoft Teams application.

    • Microsoft Teams Bot Secret – the client secret you generated when creating the Microsoft Teams application. See Creating a Microsoft Teams Application for IdentityIQ in Azure for details.

  5. Save your changes.