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To call Microsoft Graph, you must register your app with the Microsoft identity platform, request permissions, and acquire an access . Learn how an app obtains an access from the Microsoft identity platform and calls Microsoft Graph with its own identity.

Sign in to the Microsoft Entra admin center as a global administrator. Expand the Identity menu > Select Applications > App registrations. In the App registrations window, under the All applications tab, select the app for which you wish to add Azure AD Graph permissions.

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.

Send a request to an endpoint, retrieve data from a data source, or test an API's functionality. You don't need to enter commands in a terminal or write any code. Create a new request and select Send, and the API response appears right inside Postman.

Tools for interacting with Microsoft Graph Select the HTTP method. Select the version of API that you want to use. Type the query in the request text box. Select Run Query.

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.

Step 1: Fork the Microsoft Graph Postman collection. ... Step 2: Download the Postman Agent (optional - Postman web browser only) ... Step 3: Create an Azure AD application. ... Step 4: Configure authentication. ... Step 5: Get a delegated access . ... Step 6: Run your first delegated request. ... Step 7: Get an application access .

Configure permissions in Azure AD Select the previously created Azure App. Under Manage, click API Permissions. Select Add a permission. Select Microsoft Graph. Select Applications permissions. Select the following: Calendars. ... Click Add Permissions. Under Grant Consent, select Grant admin consent for your domain.