Export base policy file

SvenGlöckner 441 Reputation points
2020-07-01T09:02:31.603+00:00

We're using Azure AD B2C for a client app. I configured many custom claims and several user journeys.
However, now we need some special functionality that can only be achieved by directly editing the policy xml files because Azure Portal doesn't support these features.

But I don't want to start from scratch with the xml templates as it seems to be very difficult.

Now my question is:
Is it possble to get the current working base policy as xml file? It's not possible to derive my own custom policy from the default base-v1 policy.

Do I have to contact Azure Support for this?

Thanks
Sven

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  1. Saurabh Sharma 23,816 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2020-07-10T15:12:36.96+00:00

    @SvenGloeckner Have you tried looking into Microsoft Graph for managing Azure AD B2C policies programmatically if this helps to achieve you are looking for. This feature is currently in preview (beta version) using which you can create, update, delete or list Azure AD B2C trust framework policies.
    You can also provide a product feedback on the same at Azure AD B2C Uservoice if you need any specific features related to Azure AD B2C so that community can upvote this feature request and products team can plan to include the feature in future releases.

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  1. SvenGlöckner 441 Reputation points
    2020-07-15T07:39:57.947+00:00

    Hi @SaurabhSharma-msft
    Thanks for your help.
    I was able to get all the base settings by using a little trick explained in this blog post.

    The key is to modify the download link to include the base policy. Now I have all the settings (especially localization resources) that I have to copy to my custom policy.
    I think you should officially support such scenario.

    2 people found this answer helpful.

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