We’ve improved our Azure Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) integration to support many-to-many group mapping, giving you a more flexible and scalable way to manage access and permissions in Addo Sign.
This update is especially valuable for organizations that want to simplify administration while maintaining strong control over user access.
Addo Sign now supports many-to-many mappings between Azure Entra ID groups and Addo Sign groups.
This means you can now map:
In practice, this gives you much more flexibility when deciding who should be able to view or manage specific groups in Addo Sign.
In many organizations, access management can quickly become complex. Different departments may need different permissions, and the same people may need access across several areas.
With this update, you can reuse existing Azure Entra ID groups across multiple Addo Sign groups instead of creating separate role groups for every department or team.
This helps you:
Imagine your organization has three groups in Addo Sign:
Instead of creating separate administrator groups for each department, you can create one Azure Entra ID group, for example:
Addo Group administrators
You then add the relevant users to this Azure group and map it to the Group administrator role for HR, Sales, and Administration in Addo Sign.
The result is that the same users receive the correct administrator rights across multiple Addo Sign groups, while you only need to maintain one group in Azure Entra ID.
In addition to the standard Administrator and Standard user roles, Addo Sign also supports group-specific roles:
These roles allow you to give users access only where it is needed, without giving them full access to the entire system.
Many companies already use Azure Entra ID as the central place for managing users and access. This update makes it easier to extend that structure into Addo Sign.
Whether your organization is structured by department, business unit, geography, or responsibility area, flexible group mapping gives you more control without adding unnecessary complexity.
To use flexible group mapping, you need to:
You can repeat this process for each group and role combination you want to configure.
For a step-by-step guide, please visit our support article:
Azure AD - Group rights
If you need help setting up group mapping or want advice on best practices, our team is ready to assist.