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Using Azure Groups for License Mgmt

  • February 16, 2021
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Hi Miro Community!

 

Is it possible to utilize the SCIM integration to use Azure groups to control who has a Full license?

Ideally we would want to not have license admin work go through the Miro app but go through Azure groups. 

 

Thanks

Joe

 

Best answer by Marina

Hi @Joseph Serodio,

Here’s what the Support team suggested:

You can definitely achieve this at the user level. With our SCIM API, we support the userType attribute so you'll have the option to change user licenses to Full. Only the Full license is supported at this time.
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You can learn more about this here.

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  • February 26, 2021

Hi @Joseph Serodio,

Here’s what the Support team suggested:

You can definitely achieve this at the user level. With our SCIM API, we support the userType attribute so you'll have the option to change user licenses to Full. Only the Full license is supported at this time.
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You can learn more about this here.

Soumyadeep Mandal
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  • Soumyadeep Mandal
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Hi Marina,

what happens if we use an enterprise plan?
Will the account switch back to an free license, after set the User type back from Full to blank?

Because SCIM is only available with the enterprise plan.
The statement is a bit confusing and makes no sense (in my opinion).

When userType is not specified, user license is updated/set according to internal Miro logic, which depends on the organization plan.
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