Its possible to create a login with office?

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Hi, so I need to implement a log in system in my Visual Basic app, but would like to incorporate the office credentials already in place on my office companie.

The log in would be used to track DB inputs, updates and edits from the users to know the activity of the app.

It's possible to do this?

What I have tried:

I search the uncle google but i didn't find anything in this regard.

I know this is a code website, but since this is almost oriented to that, I though this questions would be fine.
Thanks.

Posted 24-May-21 1:30am

Rwolf27

Updated 24-May-21 5:49am

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Richard Deeming 24-May-21 7:49am

Depends what you mean by "office login". If you're talking about Azure Active Directory, there are lots of examples on the Microsoft docs:
Microsoft identity platform overview - Azure - Microsoft identity platform | Microsoft Docs[^]

Rwolf27 24-May-21 7:53am

Well i'm pretty new to this, so my companie uses the office account, how can i know if is Azure Active Dir. ?

Richard Deeming 24-May-21 7:56am

You'd need to ask someone who knows what this "office account" is.

Rwolf27 25-May-21 4:20am

Yes the accounts in my office is Azure Active Dir., I've search since yesterday but because I'm new to VB i didn't know what kind of example I was looking for. Culd you give me some sort of example?

Richard Deeming 25-May-21 4:21am

There are lots of examples in the Microsoft docs link I gave you yesterday.
Microsoft identity platform overview - Azure - Microsoft identity platform | Microsoft Docs[^]

Rwolf27 25-May-21 4:27am

Omg I'm so sorry, I didnt notice the hyperlinik that you posted. Thanks, Iam going to take a look on that!

SeanChupas 24-May-21 11:25am

As Richard said, you need to talk to IT to find out what accounts they are using.

Rwolf27 25-May-21 4:20am

Yes the accounts in my office is Azure Active Dir., I've search since yesterday but because I'm new to VB i didn't know what kind of example I was looking for. Culd you give me some sort of example?

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2021-05-24T05:49:00

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Maybe you can use microsoft-power-automate[^]

The interesting thing about Power Automate is that there are lots of connectors, not only for Microsoft products but also other products: List of all Standard tier connectors | Microsoft Docs[^]

Posted 24-May-21 5:49am

RickZeeland

Updated 24-May-21 9:40am

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Rwolf27 24-May-21 12:25pm

I saw this but Im sorry, I didnt understand how this might be usefull... Can you explain more details? Thanks

RickZeeland 24-May-21 15:50pm

Maybe I misunderstood but isn't your question about connecting to Microsoft Office?

Rwolf27 26-May-21 7:14am

I'm searching for a way to implemente a logIn in my app that uses de Azure Active Directory that my office uses.