Microsoft Azure AD Component
Microsoft Azure AD Component is designed to access users and group data from Azure AD, as well as manage roles, and permissions.
Description
Microsoft Azure AD Component is designed to access users and group data from Azure AD using Microsoft Graph API, as well as manage roles, and permissions.
Credentials
Microsoft Azure AD uses the OAuth 2.0.
How to register an application look here.
Redirect URI for can be found here, f.e. https://{your-tenant-address}/callback/oauth2
.
Client ID
can be found at Application (client) ID
(see picture).
Client Secret
follow link Client credentials
(see picture) and use Value
section.
During credentials creation you would need to:
- select
OAuth2
drop-down list Type
.
- select existing Auth Client from drop-down list
Choose Auth Client
or create the new one.
For creating Auth Client you should specify following fields:
Field name |
Mandatory |
Description |
Name |
true |
your Auth Client’s name |
Client ID |
true |
your OAuth Client ID |
Client Secret |
true |
your OAuth Client Secret |
Authorization Endpoint |
true |
set: https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/authorize |
Token Endpoint |
true |
set: https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/v2.0/token |
- fill field
Scopes
as offline_access Directory.Read.All Directory.ReadWrite.All Directory.AccessAsUser.All
and add another scopes if you need it.
- click on
Authenticate
button - the process would take you to Exact Online to log-in and give permissions to the platform to access your service.
- click on
Verify
button for verifying your credentials
- click on
Save
button for saving your credentials
Warning: To maintain a smooth experience, we recommend reusing stored credentials where possible. Duplicating secrets across OAuth clients can result in errors and complications.
Triggers
Get New and Updated Objects Polling
Retrieve all the created objects within a given time range.
Configuration Fields
- Object Type - (dropdown, required): Object-type to retrieve. E.g
Users
.
- Select fields of the resulting object - (multiselect, required): Use this field to specify which fields should be included in the response. You can select one or more fields from the list of available fields. You must select at least one field.
- Emit Behavior - (dropdown, optional): Defines the way result objects will be emitted, one of
Emit page
or Emit individually
. Defaults to: Emit individually
.
- Size of polling page - (string, optional): Defines Size of polling page. Defaults to 999
- Start Time - (string, optional): The timestamp, in ISO8601 format, to start polling from (inclusive). Default value is the beginning of time (January 1, 1970 at 00:00.000).
- End Time - (string, optional): The timestamp, in ISO8601 format, to end at (inclusive). Default value is current time.
There is no Input Metadata in this trigger.
For Emit All
mode: An object, with key results
that has an array as its value.
For Emit Individually
mode: Each object which fill the entire message.
Known Limitations
- Users and Applications use
createdDateTime
field to poll, Groups use renewedDateTime
instead (due to Azure AD limitations).
Actions
Lookup Objects (plural)
Lookup a set of object by defined criteria list. Can be emitted in different way.
Configuration Fields
- Object Type - (dropdown, required): Object-type to lookup on. E.g
Users
.
- Select fields of the resulting object - (multiselect, required): Use this field to specify which fields should be included in the response. You can select one or more fields from the list of available fields. You must select at least one field.
- Emit Behavior - (dropdown, required): Defines the way result objects will be emitted, one of
Emit all
or Emit individually
.
- Number of search terms - (strings, optional): specify a number of search terms (positive integer number [0-99]).
- Expert Mode for Filter Expression - (checkbox, optional, default to false): if checked, any filter expression can be entered in metadata field
Filter Expression
.
- Advanced query capabilities - (checkbox, optional, default to false): enable Advanced query capabilities on Azure AD directory objects - including
ConsistencyLevel=eventual
header and $count=true
additional query string.
If configuration field Expert Mode for Filter Expression
is enabled:
- Filter Expression - (strings, required): any filter expression can be entered in metadata field
Filter Expression
(without $filter=
). For advanced users. Example: startsWith(displayName,'J') and jobTitle eq 'Software Engineer'
.
If configuration field Expert Mode for Filter Expression
is disabled:
For Emit All
mode: An object, with key results
that has an array as its value, if selected Advanced query capabilities
additionally there will be key totalCountOfMatchingResults
with total number of results.
For Emit Individually
mode: Each object which fill the entire message.
Linking or Unlinking objects
Allows link or unlink two objects, for instance Add Member to Group.
Configuration Fields
- Object Type - (dropdown, required): Object-type to link. E.g
Groups
.
- Object Type To link - (dropdown, required): Object-type to be linked. E.g
Members
.
- Link Type - (dropdown, required): Link type between two objects. E.g
Add
.
- ID field for 1st Object to be linked - (string, required): ID of
Object Type
.
- ID field for 2nd Object of the linked object - (string, required): ID of
Object Type To link
.
Operation does not return anything in the response body, so Output metadata is:
Known Limitations
- Combination
Object Type
set to Groups
and Object Type To link
set to Assign License
was not tested due to limit access to group-based licensing in Azure Active Directory.
Make Raw Request
Executes custom request.
Configuration Fields
- Don’t throw error on 404 Response - (optional, boolean): Treat 404 HTTP responses not as error, defaults to
false
.
- Url - (string, required): Path of the resource relative to the base URL.
- Method - (string, required): HTTP verb to use in the request, one of
GET
, POST
, PUT
, PATCH
, DELETE
.
- Request Body - (object, optional): Body of the request to send.
- Status Code - (number, required): HTTP status code of the response.
- HTTP headers - (object, required): HTTP headers of the response.
- Response Body - (object, optional): HTTP response body.
Known Limitations
- The REST API architecture comprises a variety of endpoints and methods (verbs). While the Make Raw Request action is intended to cover all possible cases, certain edge cases such as the PUT method may not have been thoroughly tested.
Lookup Object (at most one)
Lookup a single object by a selected field that uniquely identifies it.
Configuration Fields
- Object Type - (dropdown, required): Object-type to lookup on. E.g
Users
.
- Select fields of the resulting object - (Multiselect, required): Use this field to specify which fields should be included in the response. You can select one or more fields from the list of available fields. You must select at least one field. Please note! Selecting the
unseenCount
field for the Groups
object type may result in a 500 error and field mailboxSettings
for the Users
object type in some case can return 404 Error.
- Lookup Criteria - (dropdown, required): (dropdown, required): A list of object parameters that can uniquely identify the object in the database, usually an ID.
However, for certain object types such as Users, there may be an additional field, such as
User Principal Name
, that can be used instead.
- Allow criteria to be omitted - (boolean, optional): If selected field
Lookup Criteria Value
becomes optional.
- Allow zero results - (boolean, optional): When selected, if the object is not found - an empty object will be returned instead of throwing error.
- Lookup Criteria Value - (string, required unless
Allow criteria to be omitted
is selected): Value for unique search criteria in Lookup Criteria
configuration field.
Object with result of lookup as value.
Upsert Object
Create or Update object in Microsoft Azure AD.
Configuration Fields
- Object Type - (dropdown, required): Object-type to upsert. E.g
Users
.
- ID - (string, optional): ID of the object to upsert.
And dynamically generated fields according to chosen
Object Type
.
- id - (string, optional): ID of created or updated object.
Delete Object
Delete a single object by a selected field that uniquely identifies it. See the Delete Criteria
section in the Configuration Fields
.
Configuration Fields
- Object Type - (dropdown, required): Object-type to delete by. E.g
Users
.
- Delete Criteria - (dropdown, required): A list of object parameters that can uniquely identify the object in the database, usually an ID.
However, for certain object types such as Users, there may be an additional field, such as
User Principal Name
, that can be used instead.
- Emit strategy when no object found - (dropdown, optional): This specifies the output when no object is found by the provided criteria (e.g. ID). One of:
- Emit nothing - Emit nothing. Just skips an execution. Please note! If this option is selected, retrieving a sample, you will see an error with the text
No object found. Execution stopped. This error is only applicable to the Retrieve Sample. In flow executions there will be no error, just an execution skip.
. This is fine. In a real flow execution there will be no error.
- Emit an empty object {} - Emit an empty object, e.g.
{}
.
- Throw an error (Default) - Throw an error with the text
No object found by provided ID
. This is the default option if nothing else is selected.
- Delete Criteria Value - (string, required): Value for unique search criteria in
Delete Criteria
configuration field.
See the Delete Criteria
section in the Configuration Fields
.
- Delete Criteria Value - (string, optional): Criteria value to delete by (e.g. ID).
Known Limitations
- Currently only 3 object types are supported:
- Users
- Groups
- Applications