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# 4 February 2025

Dispel to Microsoft Entra Group Mapping via OIDC

## 4 February 2025

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## Dispel to Microsoft Entra Group Mapping via OIDC

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In the update scheduled for February 11th , we are releasing features and enhancements that will improve the user management experience and allow greater control over the connection options presented to users.

### Dispel ↔ Microsoft Entra Group Mapping via OIDC

[**Customer Impact Score: 2**](https://legal.dispel.com/support/maintenance-windows#customer-impact-scores)

Dispel has enhanced group membership management by enabling direct mapping between Microsoft Entra groups and Dispel groups. With this integration, any changes made to mapped MS Entra groups are automatically synchronized with Dispel.

For example, adding or removing users from a Microsoft Entra group will quickly update their membership in the corresponding Dispel group. This functionality allows organizations to manage users and groups through a single, centralized platform, ensuring a simple, intuitive, and inherently auditable process.


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