# Microsoft
Microsoft provides a standardized way to access their APIs through Microsoft Azure. This can be done using **OAuth**. Once configured, you can use your credentials to authenticate the following nodes:
## Microsoft compatible nodes
| Node | OAuth |
| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------- |
| Microsoft Dynamics CRM | Yes |
| Microsoft Excel | Yes |
| Microsoft Graph Security | Yes |
| Microsoft OneDrive | Yes |
| Microsoft Outlook | Yes |
| Microsoft Teams | Yes |
| Microsoft To Do | Yes |
## Account integration using OAuth
To begin, you will need:
* An [Microsoft Azure](https://azure.microsoft.com/) account.
**STEP 1:** Access the [Microsoft Application Registration Portal](https://aka.ms/appregistrations).
**STEP 2:** Click on the **\[Register an application]** button.
**STEP 3:** Enter a name for your app in the **Name** field.
**STEP 4:** Select **Accounts in any organizational directory (Any Azure AD directory - Multitenant) and personal Microsoft accounts (eg. Skype, Xbox)** under the **Supported account types** section.
**STEP 5:** In iMBrace, copy the **OAuth Callback URL** provided in the Microsoft node credentials.
**STEP 6:** Paste it in the **Redirect URI (optional)** field on the **Register an application** page.
**STEP 7:** Click on the **\[Register]** button.
**STEP 8:** Copy the **Application (client) ID**.
**STEP 9:** In iMBrace, enter the name for your credentials in the **Credentials Name** field in the Microsoft node credentials (In this case, Microsoft Outlook).
**STEP 10:** In iMBrace**,** paste the Application ID in the **Client ID** field in the Microsoft node credentials.
**STEP 11:** On your Microsoft application page, click on **\[Certificates & secrets]** in the left sidebar.
**STEP 12:** Click on the **\[+ New client secret]** button under the **Client secrets** section.
**STEP 13:** Enter a description in the **Description** field.
**STEP 14:** Click on the **\[Add]** button.
**STEP 15:** Copy the displayed secret under the **Value** column.
**STEP 16:** In iMBrace, paste the secret in the **Client Secret** field in the Microsoft node credentials.
**STEP 17:** Click on the **\[Connect]** button in the OAuth section to connect a Microsoft account to iMBrace.
**STEP 18:** Login to your Microsoft account and allow the app to access your info.
**STEP 19:** In iMBrace**,** click on the **\[Save]** button in the Microsoft node credentials to save your credentials.
**DONE:** The credential can then be used for Microsoft nodes.
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