Azure Active Directory for Smartsheet FAQ

Azure AD has different sync times for provisioning depending on the sync configuration,
number of users and groups, and sync type (initial or incremental). Refer to this Microsoft Support article for details.

See this Microsoft Support article for information on troubleshooting errors in Azure AD. 

You can use Azure AD Connect to sync your self-hosted AD instance with your Azure AD instance. You can then use your Azure AD instance for directory integration with Smartsheet. 

The email change request is sent to Smartsheet and their primary email address is updated with the new email address. Similar to in-app primary email address changes, this does not impact any shared Smartsheet items and items they own, or other existing references to them in Smartsheet.

The old email address will be completely removed from the account. If you want to set up your original email address as a secondary alias, you can manually add it to your user profile. For more information, see Change the email address used with your Smartsheet account.

Once you have your groups configured and everything running, we suggest treating your SMARTSHEET_USER user group as an “all users” group. By adding all of your users to this user group, you're ensuring that they'll be automatically added to your company plan upon sign-in.

When viewing All applications in your Azure environment, look for the Smartsheet Enterprise Tile with application ID 3290e3f7-d3ac-4165-bcef-cf4874fc4270.

Yes. You must enable User Auto Provisioning to make sure you add new users to your organization. If you don't enable User Auto Provisioning, new users aren't added. This leads to provisioning errors.