How to Create an Azure Active Directory Application & Enable API Permissions?

For Office 365
For OneDrive

Step 1: Open Google and Search for the Microsoft Azure Portal.

Step 2: Click on the First Result that appears in the Google Search Results. You can Directly Click on https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/get-started/azure-portal

Step 3:The Microsoft Azure Portal will appear in front of you. Click on the Sign In button at the Top-Right Corner of the Page.

Step 4: Now Enter your Microsoft Admin ID and click on the Next button.

Step 5: Provide your Password and click on the Sign In button.

Step 6: Then you will have to click on the User ID at the top-right corner of the Page and click on the View Account Link.

Step 7: Copy your Admin ID and Paste it at a Safe Location.

Step 8: Return back to the previous page and click on the Three Bars at the Top-Left Corner of your Page.

Step 9: Then click on the Azure Active Directory option.

Step 10: Now the Azure Portal will appear on your screen.

Step 11: Click on the Add option and once it expands, click on the App Registration Option.

Step 12: Now enter the desired name you want to give in the Name Box and Mark the Third Option i.e. “Accounts in any organizational directory (Any Azure AD directory - Multitenant) and personal Microsoft account (e.g. Skype, Xbox)” option. Click on the Register Button to Continue.

Step 13: Now you can see the Given Name, Application (client) ID, Directory (tenant) ID, and other details. Copy the Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID and paste them at a safe place.

Step 14: Then click on the Certificates & Secrets option on the left side of the page and click on the New client secret option.

Step 15: In the Description Box enter any name you want to enter and click on the Add button.

Step 16: After the above step, your Value will be created. Click on the Copy Icon and paste the Value at a Safe Place.

Step 17: Click on the API Permissions option and in the Configured Permissions Section click on Add a Permission.

Step 18: Now Click on Microsoft Graph in the Request API permissions Panel.

Step 19: Now you will have to give the Delegated Permissions and Application Permissions.

Step 20: Search the following Permissions as Given in the Table below and Add them.

Delegated Permissions

API/Permissions Name	Description	Admin consent required	Status
DelegatedPermissionGrant.ReadWrite.All	Manage all delegated permission grants	Yes	Granted for Project
Directory.Read.All	Read directory data	Yes	Granted for Project
Directory.ReadWrite.All	Read and write directory data	Yes	Granted for Project
Files.Read	Read user files	No	Granted for Project
Files.Read.Selected	Read files that the user selects (preview)	No	Granted for Project
Files.Read.Write	Have full access to user files	No	Granted for Project
Files.ReadWrite.All	Have full access to all files user can access	No	Granted for Project
Files.ReadWrite.AppFolder	Have full access to the application's folder (preview)	No	Granted for Project
Files.ReadWrite.Selected	Read and write files that the user selects (preview)	No	Granted for Project
Group.ReadWrite.All	Read and write all groups	Yes	Granted for Project
Sites.Read.All	Read items in all site collections	No	Granted for Project
User.Export.All	Export user's data	Yes	Granted for Project
User.Manageldentities.All	Manage user identities	Yes	Granted for Project
User.Read	Sign in and read user profile	No	Granted for Project
User.Read.All	Read all users' full profiles	Yes	Granted for Project
User.ReadBasic.All	Read all users' basic profiles	No	Granted for Project
User.ReadWrite	Read and write access to user profile	No	Granted for Project
User.ReadWrite.All	Read and write all users' full profiles	Yes	Granted for Project

Application Permissions

API/Permissions Name	Description	Admin consent required	Status
Files.ReadWrite.All	Read and Write files in all site collections	Yes	Granted for Project
User.Export.All	Application Export user's data	Yes	Granted for Project
User.Invite.All	Invite guest users to the organization	Yes	Granted for Project
User.Manageldentities.All	Manage all users' identities	Yes	Granted for Project
User.Read.All	Read all users' full profiles	Yes	Granted for Project
User.ReadWrite.All	Read and write all users' full profiles	Yes	Granted for Project

Step 21: Then Click on All APIs and go to the previous step for more permissions.

Step 22: Now click on the Office 365 Management APIs option.

Step 23: Then move to the APIs my organization uses tab.

Step 24: Search for the Office 365 Exchange Online option and click on the search result that appears.

Step 25: Now Click on the Application permissions option.

Give the Following Permissions in this Section as Given Below:-

API/Permissions Name	Description	Admin consent required	Status
full_access_as_app	Use Exchange Web Services with Full Access to All Mailboxes	Yes	Granted for Project
Mail.ReadWrite	Read and write mail in all mailboxes	Yes	Granted for Project
Tasks.ReadWrite	Read and write tasks in all mailboxes	Yes	Granted for Project

Step 26: After Adding the Permissions, you can see that the Status is Not Granted. So, click on the Grant admin consent for “YourAccount” option.

Step 27: Click on Yes and the Status will change to Granted.

Step 28: Finally, you have created Azure Active Directory Application and Enabled Necessary API Permissions.