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I understand the call is made by “power automate cloud flow” under the hood. That probably is an SPN (Client ID / Client secret) making the API call and requires “Application” type permission. A couple of questions
• Why do we need “Activity Feed read” to be a “delegated” type and “application” type both. Given the use case shouldn’t the “application” type suffice?
• Do you have a way to configure client certificate instead of client secret?
Hi @Joel6612,
Are you referring to the Office 365 Management API custom connector as part of the CoE Starter Kit?
While you can technically use client certificates to request an access token from the Office 365 Management APIs, currently you cannot specify a client certificate in a custom connector definition, only client/secret parameters are available for OAuth2. More info here.
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