SharePoint OAuth

This value is used used to identify the application during the OAuth flow. Depending on your organization's setup, you may use the default client ID associated with the Grooper Azure AD Connector, or you may choose to register a custom Azure AD application for more granular control over permissions and scopes.

• If using the default client ID (Grooper Azure AD Connector), ensure that your SharePoint administrator has granted the necessary permissions to the Grooper Azure AD Connector application in Azure AD, and that the required scopes are enabled.
• If using a custom Azure AD application, register the application in Azure AD, configure the appropriate permissions and scopes, and provide the client ID and tenant ID in the SharePoint binding configuration.

If a custom Azure AD application is registered, ensure that this Redirect URI is added to the list of redirect URIs in the Azure AD app registration.

The 'Authentication' property allows administrators to manage OAuth credentials for the connection. When configuring OAuth Authentication, use this property to initiate the login process and store the resulting refresh token.

• Click the property editor to launch the OAuth login dialog and sign in with the required account.
• The refresh token is securely stored and used to obtain new access tokens as needed, reducing the need for repeated logins.
• If the refresh token expires or is revoked, you will be prompted to re-authenticate.

A Microsoft account can be created here.