Register an app with Azure Active Directory

This article will guide you on how to register an application with Azure Active Directory. Once the application has been registered you can use it on OAuth authentication for your various applications.

Navigate to your azure portal → Azure Active Directory → App registrations → New registration

Provide appropriate name → Register
Once the registration has completed you will be able to access the Application (client) ID we will use it later to create Application Use in Dynamics 365
Navigate to Certificate & secretes→ New Client Secret

Make sure to store somewhere safe The
1. Secret ID
2. Value
Navigate to API Permission → Add a permission

Select Dynamics CRM

Click Add permissions

Create Application User

Navigate to Advance Settings→ Security → Users→ New User

Make sure to change the form to “Application User”
1. Enter Application ID that we created earlier and Save
2. All the necessary information will be pulled in
Assign Security Role

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