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Here's some info on setting up Assets integration with Azure.

Before you begin

  • Assets - Azure Integration requires both Jira (Core, Software, or Service Management) and Assets to function.
  • You can download the latest version of Assets - Azure Integration from Atlassian Marketplace.

Setting up Assets

Follow the steps below to set up Assets to import data from Azure.

Getting your Directory and Subscription IDs

  1. Get your Directory ID.
    1. On the dashboard, in the left navigation menu, select All services, then Microsoft Entra ID.
    2. Go to Microsoft Entra ID, then go to Properties.

    3. Go to the Tenant ID section and find your tenant ID in the box. Use this as a Directory ID in the import configuration.

  2. Get your Subscription ID:
    1. On the dashboard, in the left navigation menu, select All services, then Subscriptions.
    2. Note the Subscription Id for usage in the import configuration.

Creating access app and its secret key

You need to create an app that will be used for the API-Gateway.

  1. On the dashboard, in the left navigation menu, select All services, then Microsoft Entra ID.
  2. Go to Application registrations and elect New registration.
  3. Enter an app name of your choice. For example, asset-azure-integration.
  4. Create the app registration.

To create a secret key for this app:

  1. Go to the settings of the created app.
  2. Select Certificates & secrets.
  3. Select New client secret.
  4. Enter a Description for the Key (like AppKey), choose its duration, and select Save.

Note the generated Key-Value for using it in the import configuration.

Assign app role assignment

  1. On the dashboard, in the left navigation menu, select All services, then Subscriptions.
  2. Open your subscription.
  3. Select Access control (IAM), then select Role assignments.
  4. Select Add.
  5. Select Role = Reader and search at the select for the app name that you've created previously.

Checking required permissions

  1. Go to the settings of the previous created app.
  2. Delect API permissions.
  3. Make sure that the delegated permission User.Read exists by default. 

Fetching Azure Graph data

To fetch Azure Graph Data:

  1. On the dashboard, in the left navigation menu, select All services, then Microsoft Entra ID.
  2. Go to Application registrations and select the app registration that you've created.
  3. Select API permissions, then Add a permission.
  4. Select Microsoft Graph, then Application permissions.
  5. Select and add a user and check User.Read.All.
  6. Repeat the actions from the step 4 for the following permissions:
    1. Group.Read.All
    2. Device.ReadWrite.All
    3. DeviceManagementManagedDevices.Read.All
  7. Select Microsoft Entra ID Graph, then Application permissions.
  8. Select and add an app and check Application.ReadWrite.All.
  9. Select Grant admin consent for <your subscription>. 
Last modified on Mar 10, 2025

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