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Hover over the new client secret Value and copy it. Select New client secret, enter a description, and select Add.In the left menu, select Certificates & secrets.From here, you can get the Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID. In the horizontal menu, select Grant admin consent for, and select Yes.Select Application permissions and type User., and check Application Permissions.Type Mail., expand the Mail options, and check Mail.Read.In the horizontal menu, select Add a permission, select Microsoft Graph, and then select Delegated Permissions.On the left menu, select API Permissions.On the left menu, select Authentication.On the horizontal menu, select New registration.On the left menu, select App registrations.Under Azure Services, select Azure Active Directory.

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You don't need the agent if you're using the Postman for Windows app. You can't use Postman for the web without this due to CORS restrictions in the web browser.
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To use this particular Postman collection in your web browser, download the Postman Desktop Agent. Step 2 - (Optional - Postman Web browser only) Download the Postman Agent

You will be redirected to a fork of the main Microsoft Graph Postman collection in your own workspace.
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You can also explore Microsoft Graph APIs directly in your web browser by using Graph Explorer.įor details about how to do this, follow the steps in this article or watch the Getting started with Microsoft Graph Postman workspace video. This article explains how to get up and running with Postman and Microsoft Graph. You can use the Microsoft Graph Postman collection to get started with Microsoft Graph APIs in minutes.
