How to Manually Authenticate with Office365 and Azure Message Sources
Steps to Mannually Authenticate
• First, generate an Azure App Registration, in Azure AD.
This should have the following properties:
- Single-tenant
- Mobile and desktop application authentication
- Redirect URI http://localhost:3017
• Once you have the app created, you need to have from the app:
- Application (client) ID
- Directory (tenant) ID
• Once this has been done, take the zipped files, and unzip them onto the ThinkAutomation server. -
ThinkAutomationConsole.zip (12.36 MiB)
• Stop all the ThinkAutomation services and close any open ThinkAutomation Studio instances.
• Open an admin command prompt, and run the ThinkAutomationConsole.exe with Administrator privileges.
• A guide will now appear, asking you to select an authentication type to replace.

• Select Microsoft from the list, and then answer the questions it asks you.
• Single-tenant is recommended for most organisation implementations unless you need to support multi-tenant or personal Microsoft accounts.
• Enter the Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID when prompted
• You can press return to accept the default endpoints for the auth, token and graph API unless these need to be changed.
• Once it is done, try to set up a mailbox. You should be able to see the different authentication types.