Configure SCIM for Insomnia with Azure

Enterprise and uses: Insomnia
TL;DR

Enable SCIM in Insomnia to generate a connection URL and token, then configure your Azure SAML application to enable SCIM provisioning and use the URL and token generated to integrate with Insomnia.

Prerequisites

Download and install Insomnia.

This tutorial requires the Owner role in your Insomnia account.

This tutorial requires a verified domain in Insomnia:

  1. Go to Enterprise Controls > Domains and add a new domain.
  2. Add the generated TXT record to your DNS tool.
  3. Click Verify Domain.

You need:

  • A Microsoft Entra subscription that can enable the Microsoft Entra SAML Toolkit SSO
  • Cloud Application Administrator or Application Administrator permissions

For this tutorial, you need to enable SSO with Azure in your Insomnia account. See Configure Azure SAML SSO in Insomnia for a detailed how-to guide.

Enable SCIM in Insomnia

Go to Enterprise Controls > SCIM and click the toggle to enable SCIM.

Follow the instructions in the modal that opens to generate the connector URL and token. Save both, you’ll need them later to configure SCIM.

The token will only be visible once in Insomnia. Make sure to store it in a secure location so you can retrieve it if needed.

Configure SCIM in Azure

  1. In the Azure app you created in the prerequisites, go to Manage > Provisioning and set Provisioning Mode to Automatic.
  2. Configure the Insomnia integration under Admin Credentials:

    Parameter

    Value

    Tenant URL The connector URL generated by Insomnia.
    Secret Token The token generated by Insomnia.
  3. Click Test Connection to validate the configuration, then click Save to apply it.

For more information, see the Microsoft docs.

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