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# Verify the SAML SSO

1. Create/Add users to the Azure Application, who need to login to dashboard using SSO

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2. Make sure that your Azure Microsoft Entra ID primary domain is part of Fenixpyre's primary domains
3. Now sign out and sign back into the Fenixpyre admin dashboard
4. You can configure the Sign-in method to SAML-SSO or Any
5. According to the configured Sign-in method, When you sign in, you will be provided with 2 options:
   1. Continue with Email
   2. Continue with SSO

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6. Choose **Continue with SSO** to sign in with your newly added Azure SAML SSO
7. If sign-in is successful you will be see the home page of admin dashboard.


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