Microsoft Graph

Microsoft Graph is the API for Microsoft 365. Connect to Office, Windows 10, and Enterprise Mobility + Security to empower creativity and collaboration. 3Sixty has 3 Microsoft Graph based connectors which all use the same authentication connection. Their features implementations vary based on systems. For specifics of each implementation, see the following:

Connector Capability Support

Connector Read Write Discovery Content Services
MS Graph SharePoint ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
MS Graph Teams ✓ X X ✓
MS Graph One Drive ✓ X X ✓
MS Graph Mail ✓ X X X

Authentication Connection

This connector require an Authentication Connection to function. Authentication connectors are used to authenticate repository/output connections that need certain authentication fields like access tokens or refresh tokens.

  1. Select Authentication from the navigation menu or the dashboard.

  2. Click the New Authentication button

  3. Enter a unique name for the connection and give it a description

  4. Select the connection type from the drop-down and click save.

  5. Fill in the configuration settings on the edit connection page and click save.

Authentication Connections Overview

3Sixty Uses the Microsoft Identity Platform to communicate via the Graph API. You will need to register the 3Sixty application with Azure active directory:
Quick-start: Register an application with the Microsoft identity platform

Set up your application for access:
Auth v2 Service - Authentication and Authorisation Steps

And finally grant Application Permissions via the App registration. Delegated permissions will not work.

Once you have set up your App in Azure, you can now configure your 3Sixty auth connector for Graph.

OAuth

Client Secret

The Tenant ID, Client ID, and Client Secret, are all provided to you during your App registration from above.

 

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