How to get your Microsoft Active Directory / Entra ID Client ID, Client Secret and Tenant ID: Step-by-step guide

Developers seeking to connect applications to Microsoft Active Directory or Entra ID require a Client ID, Client Secret, and Tenant ID for authentication purposes. The process begins with registering an application, which creates a trust relationship with the Microsoft identity platform, followed by generating a Client Secret for authentication in confidential client applications. Next, permissions must be configured for Microsoft Graph, requiring administrator consent, which can be granted tenant-wide if the application is already provisioned. Finally, authentication credentials are set up using the Client ID, Client Secret, and Tenant ID in Unified, a platform that simplifies integration across various APIs by providing unified objects, thereby reducing maintenance and enabling faster feature deployment.

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