How does Azure AD B2C migration work?
Azure AD B2C migration typically includes inventorying user journeys and custom policies, defining the target identity platform, mapping claims and federations, planning data/user migration, remediating application integrations, and cutting over with rollback options.
Migration phases
Discover: apps, policies, identity providers, and dependencies
Design: target journeys, claims, environments, and security controls
Build: integrate apps and automate environment configuration
Migrate: users/sessions strategy and progressive cutover
Operate: monitoring, support model, and policy governance
Prove compatibility before selecting a cutover
Inventory applications, custom policies, identity providers, claims, extensions and recovery flows. Validate a representative journey in the target design, including failure paths and user-support implications.
Choose a migration and coexistence approach only after the application dependencies are understood. Credential handling, user communication, rollback limits and session behavior require explicit decisions; migration is not a tenant rename.
Continue with the primary guidance
Product capabilities and implementation choices change. Use the current primary documentation when validating the requirements for your own environment.
Questions and answers
How does Azure AD B2C migration work?
Azure AD B2C migration typically includes inventorying user journeys and custom policies, defining the target identity platform, mapping claims and federations, planning data/user migration, remediating application integrations, and cutting over with rollback options.
#How should we apply this to our environment?
Inventory applications, custom policies, identity providers, claims, extensions and recovery flows. Validate a representative journey in the target design, including failure paths and user-support implications.
#What is a useful next step?
Choose a migration and coexistence approach only after the application dependencies are understood. Credential handling, user communication, rollback limits and session behavior require explicit decisions; migration is not a tenant rename.
#