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# Azure Active Directory (AAD) App Gallery
### Create Azure AD Enterprise Application
1. Visit [Azure Marketplace](https://azuremarketplace.microsoft.com/marketplace/apps/aad.it-conductor?tab=Overview) to start using IT-Conductor AAD single sign-on (SSO).
{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** Make sure that the Azure domain exactly matches the email domain used to register the tenant in IT-Conductor. Users whose email domains do not match will not be able to auto-provision in IT-Conductor.
{% endhint %}
2. In the Azure portal, navigate to **Azure Active Directory** → **Enterprise Applications > New Application.**
3. Select **IT-Conductor** from the application gallery search results, then follow the prompts to add it.
Figure 1: Browse Azure AD Gallery
4. Once added, **IT-Conductor** will appear in the installed applications list.
Figure 2: Enterprise Applications in Azure Portal
5. Select **IT-Conductor** to open its **Overview** page.
Figure 3: IT-Conductor Overview in Azure Portal
6. Click **Assign users and groups** to specify which users or groups can access IT-Conductor.
7. Return to the IT-Conductor Overview page, then select **Set up single sign-on** to allow users to access IT-Conductor using their Azure AD credentials.
Figure 4: Set up SSO wil SAML
8. Click **Download** under **Federation Metadata XML** to save the metadata file. Then, import the file into IT-Conductor to create an Identity Provider definition, as described in [SSO Setup](/user-guide/setup/sso-setup.md).
9. Click **Test** to validate whether the SSO configuration is working.
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