Microsoft Graph is a service that provides a unified API endpoint for accessing data, intelligence, and insights from Microsoft 365 and other Microsoft cloud services.

Microsoft Graph allows developers to build applications that can access data from a variety of Microsoft services, including Office 365, Azure Active Directory, OneDrive, SharePoint, and more. With Microsoft Graph, developers can create custom solutions that leverage the data and insights available across Microsoft's cloud services, enabling them to build more intelligent and integrated applications. Microsoft Graph provides a single endpoint for accessing data, making it easier for developers to build applications that span multiple services and platforms. Additionally, Microsoft Graph provides powerful search capabilities, enabling developers to quickly find the data they need to build their applications. Overall, Microsoft Graph is a powerful tool for developers looking to build intelligent, integrated applications that leverage the data and insights available across Microsoft's cloud services.

Settings

Tenant

The ID of the Azure AD tenant that the application is registered in.

Client Id

The ID of the application registered in Azure AD.

Client Secret

The secret key generated for the registered application in Azure AD.

Stream Config

Configuration settings for the stream used to connect to the Microsoft Graph API.

Api Version

The version of the Microsoft Graph API to use.

Auth Url

The URL used to authenticate the application and obtain an access token.

Api Url

The URL used to access the Microsoft Graph API.

Stream Maps

A mapping of the data returned by the Microsoft Graph API to the desired output format.

Stream Map Config

Configuration settings for the stream mapping process.

Flattening Enabled

Whether or not to flatten nested objects in the output data.

Flattening Max Depth

The maximum depth to flatten nested objects in the output data.