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Claims Customization Custom Claims Policy

In brief

Example 3 now clearly describes creating the `JoinedData` claim by joining `extensionattribute1` with `-ext` for JWTs issued to linked service principals.

What Entra admins need to know

No configuration change is indicated; administrators can use the corrected example when reviewing custom claims policies.

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Use a claims transformation in tokens

In this example, you update a policy to emit a custom claim "JoinedData" to JWTs issued to linked service principals. This claim contains a value created by joining the data stored in the extensionattribute1 attribute on the user object with "-ext". In this example, we exclude the basic claims set in the tokens. 1. In Microsoft Graph Explorer, identify the application you want to configure the custom claims policy for using the service principal API. 1. Create the custom claims policy by running the following API. This policy emits a custom claim JoinedData to tokens. ```http

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