Microsoft Graph API

This section describes how you can configure the REST connector in Flow Connect to communicate with Microsoft Graph API with Open ID connect.

App Registration

1. Create a new app registration in Azure

2. Under Authentication section add a new platform configuration for Single-page application

   

   Choose platform
3. Add redirect URI https://app.novacura.com/ and choose Configure

   
4. Similarly, you can add redirect URI nccloud://openid for iOS and Android platforms

5. Under API permissions you can add permission for different Microsoft APIs. For the purpose of this documentation, we will add Graph API > Mail.Read operation.

   
6. Optionally, under the Certificates & secrets section create a client secret for your app registration. Copy the client secret value and store it securely.

   
7. Upon the successful app registration, copy the values for the Application (Client) ID & Directory (Tenant) ID

   
8. Finally, under the Endpoints copy the OpenID Connect metadata document URL.

   

Configure the REST Connector

In Flow Connect Hub,

1. Add new REST connector

2. Enter the configuration values as described below

   Configuration	Description
   Agent Group	Agent group where the connector should be executed
   Base URL	Should be https://graph.microsoft.com/
   Authentication Type	Choose OpenId Authentication as the Authentication Type. Give a display name Authorization Endpoint - Add OpenID Connect meta data URL excluding ".well-known/openid-configuration" Client ID - Copied Application (Client) ID Scopes - Keep the default "openid" Advanced Options Additionally, you can define advanced options like extra query parameters. For example, prompt = select_account will force the user to select an account if the user has multiple accounts authenticated or previously used on the authorization server. Disable Validate Endpoints, Validate Issuer Name, Validate Token Issuer Name

3. Choose Save

Example connector configuration: