Importing User Attributes and Group Membership from Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD)
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TrustLogix enables you to import user attributes and group memberships from Microsoft Entra ID into TrustLogix entitlement tables. These attributes and group memberships can then be used to create and enforce data access policies.
Set up the Azure integration by following the steps described in Configure Azure AD/Entra as an Attribute Source Connection
Follow the below steps to configure the integration as attribute source
Go to Attribute Management
Click on Source Configurations Tab
Click on Add Configuration
Enter the source Configuration Name
Select the integration created in step#1 as Data Source
Click on Next to create attribute definition
Alternatively, go to the Attributes tab and click Add Attribute to create attribute definition(explained in the next step)
Follow the steps mentioned to Create Attribute with Source Configuration
In order to create Azure AD attribute definition
Enable “Map Attribute Value Source”
Select the Azure attribute source created in Step 2 as the Source Configuration
Select Attribute Type as Direct
Choose the required Azure AD attribute from the Source Column
To import user group memberships, select group
Review and update additional fields as needed:
Display Name
Description
Group Name
Save the attribute
Provision the attribute
Please note that group is not a standard user attribute in Azure AD. It is a special attribute specifically designed to capture and import group memberships for users.
All user attribute values, including group memberships, are stored directly in the data source. TrustLogix maintains only the metadata; the actual values are not stored within TrustLogix.
Once the attribute is defined:
The attribute sync service imports attribute values from Azure into the entitlement tables
Changes in Azure AD (including group memberships) are automatically synchronized
Synchronization occurs based on the configured frequency
The imported attribute values are stored directly in the entitlement tables of the corresponding data sources and are not persisted within TrustLogix.
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