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To consent to permissions: Select a sample query and run it. Select the Modify permissions tab. See the list of permissions required to run the query. Select the Consent button next to the permission that you want to consent to.

1 answer Login to Graph Explorer. Click on your profile button. Select Consent to Permissions. Search and Select permissions you are looking for. Click on Consent.

Application permissions PermissionDisplay StringAdmin Consent RequiredApplication.Read.AllRead applicationsYesApplication.ReadWrite.AllRead and write all appsYesApplication.ReadWrite.OwnedByManage apps that this app creates or ownsYesAppRoleAssignment.ReadWrite.AllManage app permission grants and app role assignmentsYes1 more row • Jun 6, 2023

Permission types. Microsoft Graph supports two access scenarios, delegated access and app-only access. In delegated access, the app calls Microsoft Graph on behalf of a signed-in user. In app-only access, the app calls Microsoft Graph with its own identity, without a signed in user.

Grant admin consent in App registrations Sign in to the Azure portal with one of the roles listed in the prerequisites section. Select Azure Active Directory, and then select App registrations. Select the application to which you want to grant tenant-wide admin consent. Select API permissions.

For users in your organization to view data from connectors in their search results, you need a valid Microsoft 365 or Office 365 license and sufficient connectors quota. To learn more, see License requirements and pricing and Terms of use.

In the left-pane menu, click Azure Active Directory. Select App registrations, then select the ZCSPM application which you want to onboard. In the left-pane menu, click API permissions. Click Add a permission, then select Microsoft Graph.

For an app to get authorization and access to Microsoft Graph using the authorization code flow, you must follow these five steps: Register the app with Azure AD. Request authorization. Request an access . Use the access to call Microsoft Graph.

To consent to permissions: Select a sample query and run it. Select the Modify permissions tab. See the list of permissions required to run the query. Select the Consent button next to the permission that you want to consent to.

1 answer Login to Graph Explorer. Click on your profile button. Select Consent to Permissions. Search and Select permissions you are looking for. Click on Consent.

Application permissions PermissionDisplay StringAdmin Consent RequiredApplication.Read.AllRead applicationsYesApplication.ReadWrite.AllRead and write all appsYesApplication.ReadWrite.OwnedByManage apps that this app creates or ownsYesAppRoleAssignment.ReadWrite.AllManage app permission grants and app role assignmentsYes1 more row • Jun 6, 2023

Permission types. Microsoft Graph supports two access scenarios, delegated access and app-only access. In delegated access, the app calls Microsoft Graph on behalf of a signed-in user. In app-only access, the app calls Microsoft Graph with its own identity, without a signed in user.

Grant admin consent in App registrations Sign in to the Azure portal with one of the roles listed in the prerequisites section. Select Azure Active Directory, and then select App registrations. Select the application to which you want to grant tenant-wide admin consent. Select API permissions.

For users in your organization to view data from connectors in their search results, you need a valid Microsoft 365 or Office 365 license and sufficient connectors quota. To learn more, see License requirements and pricing and Terms of use.

In the left-pane menu, click Azure Active Directory. Select App registrations, then select the ZCSPM application which you want to onboard. In the left-pane menu, click API permissions. Click Add a permission, then select Microsoft Graph.

For an app to get authorization and access to Microsoft Graph using the authorization code flow, you must follow these five steps: Register the app with Azure AD. Request authorization. Request an access . Use the access to call Microsoft Graph.