If you have a requirement to access graph endpoint as a signed in user/account on an instant/automated/scheduled flow, this blog post will help you with instructions and steps to access the Microsoft graph API with delegated permissions using the
- HTTP connector
- Invoke an HTTP request connector
There are resources (Presence information, Planner etc) in Microsoft graph which is available…
Continue Reading Mohamed Ashiq Faleel’s Article on their blog
https://ashiqf.com/2021/03/16/call-microsoft-graph-api-as-a-signed-in-user-with-delegated-permission-in-power-automate-or-azure-logic-apps-using-http-connector/
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