Add Microsoft Graph API Permissions

The process to configure Microsoft Graph API involves setting up the necessary API access for the Microsoft Outlook to InterAction synchronization process. It includes configuring permissions, generating a secret credential, and collecting key identifiers. These steps ensure that the applications can securely communicate and exchange data.

1. Select the newly created application, expand the Manage section in the left navigation, and click on API Permissions.

   

2. Click Add a permission.

3. Select Microsoft Graph.

4. Click on Application permissions.

5. On the right side of the screen, search for and add the following permissions: 

   Permission	Purpose
   User.Read.All	To read user details from the exchange.
   Contacts.ReadWrite	To read and write the contacts in the exchange.
   Calendars.ReadWrite	To read and write the calendars in the exchange.
   Mail.ReadWrite	To read and write the note value in the exchange

   

6. With the newly created application selected in Azure, expand the Manage section in the left navigation and click on Certificates and Secrets.
7. Click on New Client Secret.
8. Copy the Value field (not the ID field) and paste it into a text editor such as Notepad.
9. With the newly created application still selected, click on Overview in the left navigation.
10. Copy the Application ID and the Tenant ID to Notepad.
11. Ensure all three values (Secret ID Value, Application ID, and Tenant ID) are saved in Notepad, as they will be needed when creating the sync process.