Hi @Kendall , i don’t have a working example for this but including the “upn” as a claim in the token in the Azure AD setup (if not included already) and adding an attribute mapper with both the mapper name and the claim as “upn” should do the trick. Cheers I was struggling for a while on AzureAD Authentication and this setting seems to work !Thank you !
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