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Stratocast™ accounts
A Stratocast™ account is a collection of user-related and geographical information for a given company in a given location, and the arrangement with which that company can use the services offered by Stratocast™. There are two types of accounts: integrator accounts and client accounts.
Logging on using Organizational Account
The first time you log on using an organizational account, you must perform an initial set up in Stratocast™.
Configuring Azure AD permissions for organizational accounts
Before you can log on to Stratocast™ with an organizational account an Azure AD administrator must configure your azure AD permissions for organizational accounts.
Additional information for Azure Active Directory administrators
The Azure web portal is a tool that is used to connect the Stratocast™ STS App to the Azure AD data to view and manage active directory information. The Azure AD settings can only be viewed and configured by an Active Directory administrator.

Preface
Getting started
- What is Stratocast™?
  Stratocast™ is a cloud-based video monitoring system that makes the adoption of network video security solutions easy. With Stratocast™, you can connect to your business wherever you go. Using the Microsoft Windows Azure cloud-computing platform, Stratocast™ eliminates the need for on-site servers. As a result, installation time is reduced and you can begin monitoring your premises quickly.
- Stratocast™ accounts
  A Stratocast™ account is a collection of user-related and geographical information for a given company in a given location, and the arrangement with which that company can use the services offered by Stratocast™. There are two types of accounts: integrator accounts and client accounts.
  - About usernames
    A username is an access credential that is comprised of a valid email address from one of the supported identity providers. A username can be registered to multiple Stratocast™ accounts (multi-account username), and must be activated by the user only once before logging on to any of the accounts that the username is registered to.
  - Activating your Stratocast™ account
    To be able to use Stratocast™, you must activate your Stratocast™ account once you receive your activation email.
  - Logging on to the Stratocast™ integrator portal
    After you have activated your user account through the activation link, you can log on to your Stratocast™ portal to create and manage your clients and integrators.
  - Logging on using Organizational Account
    The first time you log on using an organizational account, you must perform an initial set up in Stratocast™.
    - Configuring Azure AD permissions for organizational accounts
      Before you can log on to Stratocast™ with an organizational account an Azure AD administrator must configure your azure AD permissions for organizational accounts.
      - Additional information for Azure Active Directory administrators
        The Azure web portal is a tool that is used to connect the Stratocast™ STS App to the Azure AD data to view and manage active directory information. The Azure AD settings can only be viewed and configured by an Active Directory administrator.
  - Logging off from Stratocast™
    To exit from Stratocast™, you can log off and then choose to go back to the homepage or sign out of your user account.
- Firewall settings
  The ports must be open and redirected for firewall and network address translation purposes.
- Homepage overview
  The homepage is your starting point for all of your client and integrator needs. You can access the homepage from any page in Stratocast™.
- Changing your personal preferences
  To change the language of the user interface or enable camera-related notifications, you can change your personal preferences once your Stratocast™ account is active.
- Stratocast™ videos
  Use the Stratocast™ training videos to help you learn about key features and understand the product. You can access all the videos in one place, the Stratocast™ videos channel.
- About Stratocast™ mobile apps
  Stratocast™ mobile apps are the mobile version of Stratocast™ that you can use to connect to your system remotely over WiFi or cellular networks. With the Stratocast™ mobile apps, you can monitor your premises directly from your mobile devices.
Release notes
Check out what's new in the latest release of Stratocast
Integrators
Client accounts
Video units
Network attached storage
Basic monitoring
Bookmarks
Video export
Video recording
Health monitoring
Account management
Additional resources
Glossary

Additional information for Azure Active Directory administrators

2021-10-19

The Azure web portal is a tool that is used to connect the Stratocast™ STS App to the Azure AD data to view and manage active directory information. The Azure AD settings can only be viewed and configured by an Active Directory administrator.

Azure Active Directory overview

The following image shows the Stratocast Azure Active Directory overview including the tenant ID, role of the logged in user, and the Azure AD environment type.

Enterprise Applications

Before you can log on to Stratocast with an organizational account an Azure AD administrator must grant consent to the Stratocast STS app.

After consent has been granted to the Stratocast STS app it will appear as an Enterprise Application in your Azure Active directory Enterprise Applications sub menu.

Enterprise Application settings

The following image shows the settings in the enterprise application that the Active Directory administrator can control. This includes assigning users and groups, provisioning user accounts, conditional access, and self-service functions.

Enterprise Application Permissions

The following list describes the set of API permission privileges in Azure AD that must be set up and configured by Azure AD administrator before you can use Log on with organizational account functions:

Admin consent
- Sign in and read user profile

The following image shows the API permission settings that are required for the STS App to perform organizational account logon functions.