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Configure application for new customer

Hi, all,

I'm having a hard time with the terminology here, so I apologize if my question is unclear, but: We have been developing an application that uses the Microsoft Graph API to lookup users and their calendars. I registered the application via portal.azure.com and I'm able to use the application for our own Azure AD users. We now want to deploy this app for a customer who also uses Azure. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do here. Should the customer's IT department register a new app and share with us the client secret and other info so that we can configure the app for them, or is there some way for them to add our existing app so they can use it?

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vipulsparsh-MSFT answered SeanKillian-2346 commented

@SeanKillian-2346 Thanks for reaching out.

You can register your app as a multitenant app. This will allow other directory users to use your application with their work account :

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By selecting that option, All users with a work or school account from Microsoft can use your application or API. This includes schools and businesses that use Office 365.



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While vipulsparsh-MSFT's answer makes sense for true multi-tenant cloud applications, our application requires an installation within the customer's environment to bridge a gap between some 3rd party on-prem. software and the Microsoft Graph API. Because we need separate installations and URLs, etc., we ended up with providing instructions to the customer on how to register their own copy of the application in the Azure Portal.

I'm still marking vipulsparsh-MSFT's answer as the right one.


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