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    Microsoft explains how to issue custom SSO claims in Entra ID using directory extension attributes

    August 11, 2025

    Microsoft has outlined a step-by-step method for passing custom user data to apps during sign-in, using Entra ID’s directory extension attributes. The process can help organizations include unique identifiers, such as sponsorship details, in SSO tokens for specific user groups. In a recent guide, Microsoft showed how admins can register, assign, and map these attributes […]

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