Configuring Azure Single Sign-On (SSO) for Jasper

Please note, this guide serves as a helpful outline for configuring the Jasper Single Sign-On application in Azure. To complete the configuration process, it is necessary to reach out to [e-mail] in order to obtain access to the Jasper SSO Admin Portal.

As part of the initial version (v1) of the Jasper SSO implementation, enabling single sign-on (SSO) for your account has a far-reaching impact. Once SSO is enabled, all other authentication methods will no longer work. Due to this crucial aspect, the Jasper Support and Security teams will closely collaborate with you, ensuring a seamless transition to SSO for your Jasper accounts. We're here to help every step of the way!

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SSO Enabled Plans

• Business

Supported features

• IdP-initiated SSO
• SP-initiated SSO

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Note: The following SAML attributes are supported:

Claim name	Value
mail	user.mail
givenname	user.givenname
userprincipalname	user.userprincipalname
surname	user.surname

 

SP-initiated SSO

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Configuration steps

Step 1: Create Enterprise Application

Select “Microsoft Entra ID” then “Enterprise applications”

Search for “Jasper AI” and select the “Jasper AI” application from the list of results

Next, select "Single Sign-On" from the "Manage" section in the left sidebar navigation menu, and then "SAML".

Step 2: Basic SAML Configuration

Click the Edit icon in the top right of the first step.

Get the Identifier and Reply URL from your Jasper SSO Admin Portal

Submit the Identifier and the Reply URL in the Basic SAML Configuration.

Step 3: User Attributes & Claims

No change will need to be made to the User Attributes & Claims

Step 4: Assign People & Groups

In order for your users and groups of users to be synced to Jasper you will need to assign them to your Azure AD SAML Application. Select "Users and groups" from the "Manage" section of the navigation menu.

Select "Add user/group" from the top menu.

Select "None selected" under the "Users and Groups". In the menu, select the users and groups of users that you want to add to the SAML application, and click "Select".

Select "Assign" to add the selected users and groups of users to your SAML application.

 

Step 5: Upload IdP Metadata

Navigate back to the “Single sign-on” page and down to Section 3, to "SAML Signing Certificate". Copy the URL provided in "App Federation Metadata URL".

Paste the Metadata URL you copied into your Jasper SSO Admin Portal and select “Test Single Sign-On”

Step 6: Test Single Sign-On

To activate Single Sign-On and verify that it was configured correctly, you will need to perform a test sign-in with your identity provider. This test is performed in the Jasper SSO Admin Portal. 

When first running the test, you will encounter the following error. This is expected. Please contact [e-mail] to finish the SSO configuration and enable SSO for your Jasper account. Please check the guide's introduction for disclaimers regarding enabling SSO for your account.

Once Jasper Support has fully enabled SSO, select the “Retry sign-in” button and you will receive a success message along with the connection details.

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Please contact [e-mail] for any further support regarding your SSO configuration.