Hello @Rajat Bakshi ,
Thanks for reaching out.
Based on your question, I understand you want a static SAML claim based on the user's group membership. Please correct me if I have misread anything.
You may customize claims issued in the SAML token for enterprise applications, and you can also emit static claims based on the user's group membership, as illustrated below. For further information, see this article.
For an example, from my lab I test condition-based claims based on the user's membership in Group A with a static value of "Approved," so that when the user authenticates to this application, Azure AD emits a static claim if the user is a member of "Group A."
Steps to create condition-based claims:
Condition Based calim
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