It is possible to link your Jamf Pro / datajar.mobi instance to your Azure AD over SSO. This allows SSO user authentication during enrolment using Enrolment Customisation (macOS 10.15+) and the Self Service app, as well as assignment of devices and integrations into Apple School/Business Manager.

Using SSO during enrolment allows you to require your users to use MFA when they authenticate.

Requirements / Dependancies

An LDAP/S connection to Azure AD is required to work along side the SSO integration. Please ensure the steps in the following article are completed beforehand: Requirements for connecting Jamf Pro to Azure AD over LDAPS

Technical Details

1. Follow the steps in the following article, up to but not including "Configure SSO in Jamf Pro": 
   1. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/azure/active-directory/saas-apps/jamfprosamlconnector-tutorial
2. A dataJAR engineer will provide you with the "Identifier" and "Reply" URLs.
3. Please provide the "App Federation Metadata" URL to the engineer.
4. Ensue the Jamf Pro Azure app is assigned to the users/groups for those people who will be using Macs in your environment.
5. Add an application-specific claim to the Jamf Pro app to create a custom attribute that will provide the user's shortname. This will be used by Jamf Pro to look up additional attributes over LDAP/S:
   1. Follow the steps in the following article, but use the details below: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/active-directory-saml-claims-customization#adding-application-specific-claims
      1. Claim name: sAMAccountName
      2. Claim Source: Transformation
      3. Transformation: ExtractMailPrefix()
      4. Parameter 1: user.userprincipalname