Jazz Up Your D365FO: Effortlessly Send Emails with Microsoft Graph!

Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Register your application in Azure AD by logging in to the Azure portal, navigating to the Azure Active Directory section, selecting "App registrations," and clicking on "New registration" to fill in the required details.
Configure API permissions for your application by going to your registered application in Azure AD, selecting "API permissions," adding permissions like Mail.Send under "Microsoft Graph," and granting admin consent.
Generate a client secret for authentication by navigating to "Certificates & secrets" in your registered application, clicking on "New client secret," setting an expiration period, and storing the client secret securely.
Set up D365FO to use Microsoft Graph by opening D365FO, navigating to the Email parameters page, entering SMTP server details under "SMTP settings," configuring authentication using the client ID and client secret, and testing the connection.
Create and send emails from D365FO by navigating to the Email templates section, creating a new email template or using an existing one, composing the email, specifying recipients, and monitoring the status to ensure successful email delivery.
Integrating Microsoft Graph with D365FO can enhance email capabilities and improve business communication efficiency.
By following the provided steps, users can seamlessly set up and utilize Microsoft Graph for sending emails from D365FO.
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