With the assumption that you know about Microsoft Graph and its capabilities I will directly jump in with the steps and instructions to call Microsoft graph Endpoints as a daemon app or using Application permissions with the help of HTTP connector. Calling graph from a flow opens a wide range of possibilities which are not available with the prebuilt connectors. As of now you will not be able…
Continue Reading Mohamed Ashiq Faleel’s Article on their blog
https://ashiqf.com/2021/03/16/call-microsoft-graph-api-as-a-daemon-application-with-application-permission-from-power-automate-using-http-connector/
Blog Syndicated with Mohamed Ashiq Faleel’s Permission
More About This Author
Array
#PowerAutomate2021.03.16Call Microsoft Graph API as a daemon application with application permission from Power Automate using HTTP connector
#PowerAutomate2021.03.16Call Microsoft Graph API as a signed in user with delegated permission in Power Automate or Azure Logic apps using HTTP Connector
#PowerAutomate2021.03.16Call Microsoft Graph API in Power Apps and Power Automate using a Custom connector
#PowerAutomate2021.03.15How to use Microsoft graph SharePoint Sites.Selected application permission in a Azure AD application for more granular control
