1. Step 1: Configure OAuth
   Creating a new OAuth provider for Microsoft Graph requires registering a new application in Azure with the Mail.Send permission. Follow the steps below to configure OAuth for Microsoft Graph integration.
   Configuring OAuth for Microsoft Graph API 
   Follow these steps to register your application in Azure and configure OAuth for Graph API integration.
1. App Registration
   
1. Log in to portal.azure.com.
   
2. Navigate to App registrations → New registration.
   
3. Enter a name for the application.
   
4. Select the appropriate Supported account types.
   
5. Redirect URI: * For Client Credentials: Leave this blank.      - For Auth Code / Resource Owner Credentials: Select Web and paste your application's Redirect URL.
   
6. Click Register. 
   
   
   
2. Capture Application Credential
   

1. On the Overview page, copy the Application (client) ID.
   
   
   

2. Click on Endpoints at the top.
   

3. Copy the OAuth 2.0 authorization endpoint (v2) and OAuth 2.0 token endpoint (v2). These values will be required when configuring OAuth in Applications Manager.
   
   

Important: Copy the Value of the client secret immediately and store it securely. This value will be required when configuring OAuth in Applications Manager.

1. Configure API Permissions
          Permissions must be assigned based on the selected OAuth grant type.
1. Navigate to API Permissions → Add a permission → Microsoft Graph.
   
   

2. Assign Permissions:
             - For Authorization Code / ROPC: Choose Delegated permissions and search & select Mail.Send.
             - For Client Credentials: Choose Application permissions and search & select Mail.Send.
   
   

3. Click Add permissions.
   

Important: Click Grant admin consent for [Organization Name] and confirm the action. Ensure the permission status displays a green check mark.

                        

1. Integration in APM
    Log in to Applications Manager, click on Add OAuth Provider, and enter the following details:
   
   
   

   Applications Manager Field	Azure Value
   Client ID	Application (client) ID (from Overview)
   Client Secret	Value (from Certificates & secrets — NOT the ID)
   Authorization URL	Paste the copied OAuth 2.0 authorization endpoint (v2)
   Token URL	Paste the copied OAuth 2.0 token endpoint (v2)
   Token Request Method	Post Request Body
   Authenticated Request Method	Basic Authentication

   
   

   Grant Type	Scope Value
   Authorization Code	Mail.Send offline_access
   ROPC	Mail.Send offline_access
   Client Credentials	.default

   
   
   Click on Add to save the Oauth configuration.
   

1. Step 2: Update Mail Settings
     Navigate to the Mail Settings page and select the Exchange (Microsoft Graph API) option.
   
2. Step 3: Link & Test
     Select the newly created OAuth provider from the dropdown list and click Test Connection.
   
3. Step 4: Save
        Click Save once the connection test is successful.