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How to Create Claims Mapping Policy

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for creating claims mapping policies using the Resource Admin portal. Claims mapping policies allow you to define and configure claims for Azure applications to meet specific operational and security requirements.

Prerequisites​

  • Access to the Resource Admin portal.
  • Permission as a resource admin or owner of the resource.

Steps to Create Claims Mapping Policy​

1. Log in to Resource Admin​

  1. Open the Resource Admin portal.
  2. Enter your credentials and log in.

2. Access the Create Azure Claims Mapping Policy Workflow​

  1. From the Resource Type dropdown menu, select Applications.
  2. Click the Workflows tab.
  3. Select Create Azure Claims Mapping Policy to start the workflow.

3. Provide Policy Details​

  1. Fill in the following fields in the wizard:
    • Select a Tenant: Choose the Azure Active Directory (AAD) tenant for the claims policy.
    • Policy Name: Provide a unique identifier for the claims policy.
    • Policy Friendly Name: Enter a user-friendly name that will appear in the user interface.
    • Include Basic Claim Set: Select whether to include standard claims (e.g., user ID, email address, display name, roles).
    • Select a Location: Choose a location for RBAC delegation. Adjust the default location if necessary.

4. Add Azure Claims​

  1. Configure Source Claims:
    • Source Attribute: Specify the Azure provider attribute to use as the source.
    • SAML Claim Type: Enter the claim type for SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language).
    • SAML Name Format: Define the format for the name identifier in SAML claims.
    • JWT Claim Type: Select the claim type for JWT (JSON Web Tokens).
  2. To add more claims, click Add New Item and enter the required details.

5. Configure Static Claims​

  1. Specify static claim values:
    • Claim Value: Enter the static claim value to return.
    • SAML Claim Type: Enter the SAML claim type.
    • SAML Name Format: Define the SAML name format.
    • JWT Claim Type: Select the JWT claim type.
  2. To add additional claims, click Add New Item and enter the details.

6. Review and Submit​

  1. Verify the summary information to ensure accuracy.
  2. Click Submit to create the claims mapping policy.

Note: For further customization or management of claims, consult the related documentation or contact your system administrator. Refer to the EmpowerID portal for instructions on adding, updating, or deleting claims policies.