Jira and Confluence instances are HTTPS enabled.

Jira and Confluence admins can use the plug-in to enable SSO by using Azure AD. User provisioning is not done through the plug-in. They should be signed in without being asked for credentials. Users can also get to the Atlassian product through My Apps under the work or school account. If users are signed in to the Jira application and Confluence is opened in the same browser window, they don't have to provide the credentials for the other app. Sign-in works across Jira and Confluence. If they are already authenticated with the ID and password for their work or school account, then they directly sign in to the application. When they select it, they're required to sign in by using the Azure AD organization sign-in page (that is, their work or school account).Īfter the users are authenticated, they should be able to sign in to the application. When users want to sign in to the Atlassian Jira or Confluence application, they see the Login with Azure AD button on the sign-in page. The Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) single sign-on (SSO) plug-in enables Microsoft Azure AD customers to use their work or school account for signing in to Atlassian Jira and Confluence Server-based products.

How to use confluence with jira