Azure AD SSO for Next.js Apps: Complete Integration Guide

The text discusses the integration of Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) single sign-on (SSO) into Next.js applications, emphasizing its importance for enterprise security and B2B SaaS revenue. It explains the process of connecting a Next.js app to Microsoft Entra ID using the OpenID Connect authorization code flow, highlighting the need for specific route handlers and middleware to manage authentication and session verification. The integration replaces app-managed passwords with the customer's directory, enhancing security by automating identity controls like conditional access and multi-factor authentication. The text also outlines the architecture required for successful integration, such as keeping token exchanges in Node.js route handlers and session verification in Edge middleware, and suggests using an OIDC broker like SSOJet for managing multiple enterprise tenants. The document underscores the significance of Azure AD support as a crucial requirement for enterprise contracts and offers guidance on common integration pitfalls and solutions.

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