How to get your OAuth 2 credentials for Microsoft Dynamics 365

To obtain OAuth 2.0 credentials and configure API permissions for Microsoft Dynamics 365 business applications, you need to register your application in Microsoft Entra ID, formerly Azure Active Directory, which serves as the identity platform for secure authentication. By registering, you establish a trusted connection that allows access to Dynamics 365 data via Microsoft Graph and other Microsoft APIs through delegated access, where your application acts on behalf of the signed-in user, using permissions granted by both administrators and users. The process involves obtaining a client ID and client secret, configuring the application with appropriate permissions for Microsoft Graph and Dynamics 365, and ensuring that these permissions include OpenID permissions like user_impersonation for necessary access. Once set up, these credentials can be entered into Unified.to, enabling you to use the Dynamics 365 integration seamlessly in your application.