Call Microsoft Graph API as a signed in user with delegated permission . . . If you have a requirement to access graph endpoint as a signed in user account on an instant automated scheduled flow, this blog post will help you with instructions and steps to access the Microsoft graph API with delegated permissions using the
Calling Microsoft Graph from Power Automate and other daemon apps with . . . To get authorized to call Microsoft Graph, we’ll need the following pieces of information: Tenant ID; Client ID; Client secret; Username; Password; The username and password should be a set of service credentials that have permissions to the resources you are planning to manage via Microsoft Graph
List permissions - Microsoft Graph v1. 0 | Microsoft Learn Get the permission resources from the permissions navigation property on a site This API is available in the following national cloud deployments Choose the permission or permissions marked as least privileged for this API Use a higher privileged permission or permissions only if your app requires it
Using Power Automate to Configure Graph API Site. Selected Permission Fortunately, Microsoft has added a third permission option called Site Selected This allows admins to restrict Graph access to specified sites and control read write access per site However, you can only configure these settings through the Graph API itself
Building a custom connector for working with delegated permissions . . . In this guide we’re going to achieve a working Power Automate flow which utilises a custom connector to get calendar details for both myself and another user from the Microsoft Graph API whilst authenticating using an app registration that has delegated permissions, and no application permissions
Call Microsoft Graph API in Power Automate using custom connector . . . Read the permissions and continue if you agree Make sure that GET is selected for the verb, add insights used to the URL, and then select Run query You should get a 403 error indicating that Graph Explorer lacks your permission to perform this action
Integrating Power Automate with Microsoft Graph API 4️⃣ Best Practices for Using Microsoft Graph API in Power Automate Use the right permissions: Only grant required API permissions to enhance security Use Application Permissions for Background Tasks: Delegated permissions need a signed-in user, while application permissions work without user login
Calling Graph API from Power Automate Flow Calling the Graph API from Power Automate Flow opens a wide range of possibilities One scenario could be to get the things done with application permissions, which otherwise cannot work under user delegated permissions
Authenticating with Microsoft Graph using Power Automate We often need to access the Microsoft Graph API in Power Automate (I use it mainly for Microsoft 365 Group data) However, you need to authenticate against the Graph to prove you have the right permission to access the data you want Therefore, you will need to register an app in Azure