Make use of the Azure Active Directory import to ease user management in the app. This means that you will not have the need to manually maintain the user list, write in departments or countries for each employee who uses Peero. Instead, once these changes will be applied in your organization’s Azure Active Directory (AAD), in just a few simple clicks you will be able to make bulk changes in Peero as well.

In order to connect AAD with Peero, you will need:


1. Register an Application in AAD

  1. Log-in to Azure portal. Firstly, the IT Admin must log-in to Azure portal https://portal.azure.com and find and access ‘Azure Active Directory’ service.

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  1. Access App registrations. Open the menu on the left side and select ‘App registrations’.

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  1. Open application registration form. Navigate to ‘New registration’ and click on it.

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  1. Fill out registration form. You can decide on the name of the application and change it later, for now let’s call it ‘Peero App Authorization’. Select 'Single tenant' under ‘Supported account types’. Add Peero Web redirect URI. Paste Peero authentication call back website address: https://portal.peero.app/aad/callback . After that, click ‘Register’ at the bottom of the screen.

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  1. Add permissions to this application. The newly registered application’s page should open automatically after the last step. If not, open it from ‘App registrations’ list. Navigate to ‘API permissions’ in the menu and click on ‘Add permission’.

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  2. Select permissions. Select ‘Microsoft Graph’ and add the following permissions with type ‘Delegated’ and click ‘Add permissions’:✅ User.Read;✅ User.Read.All;✅ Group.Read.All

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  3. Grant admin consent. Your IT admin needs to grant admin consent for these permissions.

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  4. Create Client Secret. Navigate to ‘Certificates & secrets’, click ‘New client secret’, fill in the information and click ‘Add’.