1. How do I implement Microsoft 365 for Oracle Sales Redwood UX?
  2. Set Up the Integration in Application Composer

Set Up the Integration in Application Composer

To complete the setup for the integration, go to Application Composer. You don't need to enter a sandbox.

  1. Sign in to the Sales application as a setup user.
  2. Navigate to Configuration > Application Composer.
  3. Navigate to Productivity Applications Configuration > Oracle Sales for Outlook.
  4. In the Add-In Registration page, enter a Display Name. This value is the name of the add-in that users see in Outlook.
  5. Next, enter the values that you got from the Set Up the Application in Microsoft Azure step:
    • Application (client) ID
    • Client Secret Value: Remember, this is the generated Client Secret Value in Azure; it's not the generated Secret ID.
    • Client Secret Expires: Copy the client secret value expires date in the application in Azure.
    • Directory (tenant) ID
    • Primary Microsoft Domain: You can find this by signing in to Microsoft Azure. Go to the Microsoft Entra ID; this launches the Overview page. Copy the Primary Domain value from the overview page.
      Important: If you have multiple email domains for your tenant, mark the application as multi-tenant. To mark it as multi-tenant, go to your Microsoft Azure application and go to App Registrations. Click the app you created. Select Authentication. In Supported Account Types, select Accounts in any organizational directory (Any Azure AD directory - Multitenant).

      This image shows an example of the Add-In Registration page with the fields you need to enter.

      Example of the Add-In Registration page with the fields you need to enter.
  6. Save your changes.
  7. Download the manifest file: Click the Download Manifest button and save the file for later use. You'll use the manifest file in Deploy the Add-In in Microsoft.
    Note: If you've changed the add-in Display Name, Application (client) ID, Directory (tenant) ID, or the Primary Microsoft Domain, then you need to re-download the manifest file and re-deploy the add-in to ensure that the new configurations are applied. This is also the case if you migrate your configurations from another environment. See: Deploy the Add-In in Microsoft.
  8. Click step 2 in the train to continue to set up the data synchronization settings for the integration. See Review and Modify Data Synchronization Settings for more information.