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How to check which App Registration represents an Enterprise App?

When I open Enterprise App, how do I see which App Registration it belongs to?

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Hi @IhorYalovetskyi-7878 ,

You can do this by checking for the Application ID, since it will match on both.

Enterprise Application:

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App Registration:

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The Application IDs for the Enterprise Application and the corresponding App Registration are the same because they point to the same application, but the Object IDs are different since they have slightly different purposes. (I actually wrote a blog post about this here.) If you know one you should be able to search for the other by checking in the blade for either Enterprise Applications or App Registrations, or you can query for it with Azure AD Powershell.



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Thank you, I read both SO answer and your blog entry several days ago. They are both good. I'm going to accept your answer. I will also upvote it if you decrease the resolution of your pictures. Just want the post to be more readable :) Ideally, a post should fit on a single screen. Now pictures are disproportionally big.

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Thanks for confirming. I resized them. Because Q&A is still new, it doesn't have a feature yet to edit images in-line, but they are adding this at some point.

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Thank you, +1

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