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 Step 1: Create the new application

1. Log into the Azure Management Portal for your Office 365 tenant.
2. Go to

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1. the Azure Active Directory

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1. tab and select App Registrations.
2. Select

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• Select Add an application my organization is developing.

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• Set "Aspire AAD Group Expander" as the application name and "Web application and/or web api" as application type.
• Click the arrow.

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• Set the Sign-On URL as "http://aspireaadgroupexpander" and the App ID URI "https://searchtechnologies.com/aadgroupexpander".
• Select the check box.

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1. New Application Registration.
2. Give the application a name and keep the default selection of Web App / API.
3. Enter a Sign-on URL (the value does not matter other than being unique) and click Create.
4. Select your new application from the Registered Applications list.
5. Go to Required Permissions and click Add.
6. In the Select an API section, select the Windows Azure Active Directory"application.
7. In Select Permissions, select the following Application Permissions:
   • Read Directory
8. After saving, select Grant Permissions to apply the changes.

Step 2: Get the Client ID and Secret Key

• Go to Configure.

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• Scroll down until you find the Client ID and the "Keys" Section.
• First copy and save the Client ID.
• Then select the duration for the new key.

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• Click Save.

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• You'll now see the Client Key and it's expiration date.
• Copy this key and save it. It'll not appear again after you leave the page

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Step 3: Application Permissions

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1. To get the ClientID, copy the value from the Application ID in the App Properties tab.
2. To get a new client secret key, go to Keys in the Registered App menu.
3. Add a key description and duration.
4. After saving, you'll get the key.
5. Store it in a safe location.

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