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Application Access for Dynamics 365 (App Access) – AttachmentExtractor

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This article describes how you can create an mscrm-addons.com Application User for your Dynamics 365 organization and how to connect with this user to AttachmentExtractor via AppAccess.

Note: It is recommended that you first create your service via the Office 365 connection type to download the needed solution files to your Dynamics 365 organization. Once this service is saved, you can change the connection profile to AppAccess. This article applies only to Dynamics 365.

Prerequisites:

  • AttachmentExtractor version at least 2020.114
  • MSCRMADDONScom General solution at least 2020.49 

If you are not sure which version you have, please see this article.

Table of contents:

  1. Registering and creating the application user
  2. Connecting to DocumentsCorePack via the App
  3. Troubleshooting
    • Checking if the required Dynamics 365 Solution is installed
    • Obtaining the required Dynamics 365 Solution
    • What should I do if I installed the General Solution only and do not have access to the application user page?
    • What should I do if there is no Azure Active Directory administrator account is available?
    • How to activate user impersonation

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1. Registering and creating the application user

After installing DocumentsCorePack, navigate to Dynamics 365 > Power Platform Environment Settings > MSCRM-ADDONS > AttachmentExtractor. 

Locating AttachmentExtractor in your Dynamics 365 environment
Figure 1: Locating AttachmentExtractor in your Dynamics 365 environment

On the following page, navigate to the Licensing tab and select App Access Info/Enable App Access.

The Licensing tab
Figure 2: The Licensing tab

The mscrm-addons.com Application User page opens. To create the application user, you will need to provide the email address of your Dynamics 365 Administrator. Then, click the Start button.

The Application User page
Figure 3: The Application User page

To proceed, you must enter the credentials of an Azure Active Directory administrator account. This account must be a Dynamics 365 administrator as well.

Please note: If the window does not open, you should check your popup blocker.

Microsoft Online connection dialog
Figure 4: Microsoft Online connection dialog

Accept the required permissions to register the App.

Accepting permissions
Figure 5: Accepting permissions

After accepting the permissions, you will be redirected to this window, confirming that the process has been successful.

An application user being successfully enabled
Figure 6: An application user being successfully enabled

Return to the dialog and click Enable to continue.

Enabling the application user
Figure 7: Enabling the application user

Once enabled, the following overview is shown, displaying the ❶ username, ❷ AzureAD Domain, and ❸ Security Token of the newly created application user.

The application user page, now displaying credentials.
Figure 8: The application user page, now displaying credentials.

Note: It is recommended that the application user should have system administrator roles. While it is not always needed, this is required when updating your solution.

Note: You can always access this information again by navigating to the License Server and clicking on App Access Info as shown in Figure 2 above.

Do keep in mind that admin user rights are requested. If the current user does not have this privilege, the page will show an error:

An error due to limited privileges
Figure 9: An error due to limited privileges

2. Connecting to DocumentsCorePack via the App

To connect to AttachmentExtractor via AppAccess, you must first either create a new online service or access an existing one (for information on configuring an online service, see here). Then, navigate to the service’s connection profile.

You must enter the ❶ username, ❷ AzureAD Domain, and ❸ Security Token received from Figure 8 into their respective fields in the connection profile. It is recommended to enable the ❹ Use certificate-based App Access setting.

The Connection Profile window
Figure 10: The Connection Profile window

Click the Load Environments button once all fields and settings have been configured. Then, select your environment and click on Save & Close.

Selecting an available environment
Figure 11: Selecting an available environment

Finally, Save your service details. Your AppAccess configuration settings will be applied.

Saving the service
Figure 12: Saving the service

3. Troubleshooting

Checking if the required Dynamics 365 Solution is installed

To ensure that the MSCRMADDONScomGeneral solution solution is installed, navigate to Dynamics 365 > Power Platform Environment Settings > Solutions.

Accessing the solutions
Figure 13: Accessing the solutions

Check if a solution named MSCRM-ADDONS.com General exists within this section and if it is version is 2020.49 or higher.

The MSCRM-ADDONS.com General solution
Figure 14: The MSCRM-ADDONS.com General solution

Note: If you are in trial mode, you can skip this section.

Obtaining the required Dynamics 365 Solution

If the version is too old, you can download the solution file here. After the download, hit the Import button in Solutions, select the downloaded .zip file (MSCRMADDONScomGeneral.zip) and follow the dialog.

Importing the solution
Figure 15: Importing the solution

What should I do if I installed the General Solution only and do not have access to the application user page?

Open the CreateAppUser.html web resource by replacing the Dynamics365ServerURL placeholder of the following link with your Dynamics 365 server URL:

[Dynamics365ServerURL]/webresources/ptm_general/applicationuser/CreateAppUser.html]

Example:

https://orgXXXXXXX.crm4.dynamics.com/webresources/ptm_general/applicationuser/CreateAppUser.html

This will open the mscrm-addons.com Application User configuration.

What should I do if there is no Azure Active Directory administrator account is available?

If you do not have an Azure Active Directory administrator account available, you can ask your admin to consent by having them open the following link:

https://login.microsoftonline.com/[AAD TenantId]/adminconsent?client_id=7b92eea5-1022-406b-b750-3325713c916e&state=appuser&redirect_uri=https://graphapi.mscrm-addons.com

Your administrator must replace the placeholder [AAD TenantId] with the actual ID of your AAD Tenant or with the domain name of the tenant. Once done, you will be redirected to our mscrm-addons.com website. If the page displays “The enable process has been successful,” return to the DocumentsCorePack dialog.

Please note: You can find all the relevant information here.

The Tenant ID
Figure 16: The Tenant ID

How to activate user impersonation

If you want your mail traffic personalized after creating an AppAccess user, it is necessary to add a Settingskey with the following values:

  • Name: ImpersonateServiceCall
  • Value: true
  • Product: AutoMerge

​That’s it! We appreciate your feedback! Please share your thoughts by sending an email to support@mscrm-addons.com.

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