2. Configure User Sync for Azure AD Office365 plugin

• Navigate to the User Sync for Azure AD/Office365 plugin.
• Under the Manage Application tab, paste the information from the Azure AD App.

Application ID	Paste the Application ID from Azure AD App.
Client Secrets	Paste the Client Secret from the Azure AD App.
Redirect URI	Enter the URL of your WordPress site.
Tenant ID	Paste the Directory ID from Azure AD App.


• Click on Save button to save the configurations.

3. Test Connection

• Enter UserPrincipleName / ID of any user of your Azure AD Application and click on the Save button.
• Click on the Test Configuration to check if correct user attributes are getting for the entered UserPrincipleName value.

• On successful configuration you will be to able to view the attributes recieved from Azure AD.

4. Sync User to WordPress Database

• Navigate to the WordPress User Sync tab.

 Sync an individual user

• Enter UserPrincipleName / ID of any user of your Azure AD application.
• Click on the Sync button to sync your Azure AD user to your WordPress site Database.

 Sync all users

• Click on the Sync All Users button to sync your all Azure AD users to your WordPress site Database.

• The user will be created in the WordPress. If the user already exists then it will get updated.
• Now to view the user attributes which you have sync from Azure AD to WordPress. Navigate to the Users tab in the plugins section.

You have successfully configured User Sync for Azure AD Office365.

2. Configure User Sync for Azure AD Office365 Premium plugin

• Navigate to the User Sync for Azure AD/Office365 Premium plugin.
• Under the Manage Application tab, paste the information from the Azure AD App.

Application ID	Paste the Application ID from Azure AD App.
Client Secrets	Paste the Client Secret from the Azure AD App.
Redirect URI	Enter the URL of your WordPress site.
Tenant ID	Paste the Directory ID from Azure AD App.


• Click on Save button to save the configurations.

3. Test Connection

• Now Scroll down to the Test Connection Section in the plugin.

• Enter the Test UPN/ID of the user present in your Active Directory.
• Click on the Save Button.
• After that click on the Test Attributes Button.
• After a successful test connection, you will be able to view the attributes of the user.

4. Basic Attribute Mapping

• Go to Users tab in the plugin.
• Map your attributes recieved from Azure AD (one can view a list of attributes received from Azure in the test connection window) to WordPress attributes, then click on Save.

5. Sync User to WordPress Database

• Now scroll down to the Active Directory to WordPress Provisioning Section in the plugin.

 User Provisioning

• Enable the toggle (Enable Automatic User Creation/Deletion), and specify the interval in which you again want to fetch the users and click on Save, it will start the scheduler.

 Group Provisioning

• Navigate back to the Azure Portal
• Now go to the Overview section from the left navigation panel and click on Groups

• Search for the Group from which you want to sync the users and copy the Object ID.

• Now Go back to the Active Directory to WordPress Provisioning Section in the plugin.

• Now paste the Group ID that you copied previously in the Group ID field.
• Enable the toggle (Enable Automatic User Creation/Deletion), and specify the interval in which you again fetch the users and click on Save it will start the scheduler.
• You have successfully configured Group Provisioning in the Azure AD Sync Premium plugin.