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JakeWilliams
Qrew Member
2 years ago

Azure Active Directory Access Token

Hello,

I am working in Pipelines and am trying to send request to Azure Active Directory in order to receive an access token to be used to ping a secure third party API. I have tried multiple methods but each comes back with problems. When I try to use the Auth section of the webhook it says I'm missing the "client_secret". When I try to make the auth call its own web hook it doesn't see the "grant_type" in the body.

Has anyone done something like this? If so how? Or is there some documentation somewhere to go off?

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Jake Williams
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3 Replies

  • To get your "client secret," you have to register QuickBase as an app in AAD.  While I haven't configured QB specifically, I've done a number of them in Azure...its always the same issue.  You'll need to register the app, then grant permissions for the app in Azure.

    I could help you with that if you want.  Just PM me.

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    Ryan Buschmeyer
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    • JakeWilliams's avatar
      JakeWilliams
      Qrew Member
      Hey Ryan,

      I do have an App configured in Azure for this project. When I run the pipeline it does register that the client-secret was added in the input options, it just returns an error as if its not seeing it.


      I can ping azure with the same secret, link, and client_id in postman and get a 200OK response.


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      Jake Williams
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      • RyanBuschmeyer1's avatar
        RyanBuschmeyer1
        Qrew Trainee
        Ok, I was reading that incorrectly then.

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        Ryan Buschmeyer
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