I needed to create a Power Automate flow to create Microsoft Entra ID (previously Azure Active Directory) security groups and assign members to them. I was going to use the provided standard Microsoft Entra ID connector until I found that it requires application permissions scope to be “Directory.ReadWrite.All“. This gives the application access to any operation on the directory – including…
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Secure Microsoft Entra ID connector
I needed to create a Power Automate flow to create Microsoft Entra ID (previously Azure Active Directory) security groups and assign members to them. I was going to use the provided standard Microsoft Entra ID connector until I found that it requires application permissions scope to be “Directory.ReadWrite.All”.
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