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I'm trying not to bombard our users with multiple emails as we move into Azure SSO for authentication. We've already emailed them all once by claiming our domain with Atlassian access.
In summary: Our users are currently logging in with claimed accounts on DomainA.com.
Our Azure environment uses DomainB.com and has also been claimed.
I would love to just be able to create the accounts for domainB.com and then communicate to the users all at once that they can use their SSO credentials to access the system going forward rather than them having to go through the process of accepting an invite.
We don't need them to "opt in" to this or set a password because it's SSO and their passwords are already set.
Is this possible?
I've looked into setting up automated provisioning but if that's going to send an email anyway our user population doesn't necessitate the setup effort when we'll have the same issue of the users having to accept an invite and jump through those hoops.
Hi Mike,
Setting up SCIM user provisioning will not trigger emails to users. Email is only sent to users accounts with email under a domain when the domain being claimed. Since you've already claimed DomainB.com, user accounts you create with emails under the domain will not get any emails.
Thanks,
Narmada Jayasankar
Product Manager, Atlassian Access
Hi Atlassian Community, My name is Avni Barman and I am a Product Manager on the Atlassian Access team! One of my top priorities is to help make the administrator's life easier through improved pro...
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