Work with your Microsoft 365 Azure Administrator to authorize the Microsoft 365 SharePoint Connector with your Microsoft Graph API.
Prerequisites
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Configuring Graph API
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(5.2.2) Generate Self-Signed Certificate
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(5.2.2) Configure Azure App Registration
Microsoft Graph API Connection Settings
From the Stratus application landing page, click Microsoft 365 SharePoint Connector.
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Click Microsoft Graph API underneath the Connection Management header.
Create Connection
Enter your Microsoft Graph API Connection Settings:
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Tenant ID
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Also referred to as “Directory (tenant) ID”
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Client ID
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Also referred to as “Application (client) ID”
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Click Create to save your settings.
Upload Certificate
Go back to Microsoft Graph API underneath the Connection Management header.
Click Upload Certificate.
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Click Select File.
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Select the .pfx file that was created in (5.2.2) Generate Self-Signed Certificate.
Enter the Certificate Password used in (5.2.2) Generate Self-Signed Certificate.
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Click Upload.
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Verify the Thumbprint, Start Date, and Expires.
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Click Test Connection.
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You should see a success notification in the upper-right stating “The values are valid”.
Click Save again.