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# Temporary WorkSpaces

Open the **WorkSpaces Manager** console and go to **Configuration > Settings > Enterprise**, then scroll down to the **Microsoft Graph (Entra) Settings** section. **Enable Microsoft Graph** and enter the **Tenant ID**, **Client ID**, and **Secret**. See [Auto-Provision by Entra Group](/admin/appendices/how-do-i-create-a-workspace-for-a-user/auto-provision-by-entra-group.md) for more information.

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Create a group in **Microsoft Entra**—e.g., *TempProvisionEntra*—to be used for temporary provisioning. Moving forward, add users to this group to automatically trigger the provisioning process.

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To ensure proper synchronization, user accounts should be initially created in on-premises Active Directory—not in Microsoft Entra.
{% endhint %}

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Add a new profile in **Configuration > AP Profiles** and assign it the name of the Entra group you previously created. Fill in the required details for WorkSpace creation. Then, enable the **Use Entra** option and specify the number of days for temporary provisioning. Finally, click **Save** to complete the setup.

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After adding users to the designated group in **Microsoft Entra**, the system will initiate provisioning automatically—please allow approximately 15 minutes, which is the default synchronization interval.


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