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Configure Microsoft Graph API access so the KYC Agent can send automated approval, rejection, and status-update email notifications.

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Configure the Microsoft Graph connection

1

Register an Azure application

Register an application in Microsoft Azure Active Directory.
2

Grant Microsoft Graph API permissions

Grant the required Microsoft Graph API permissions, such as Mail.Send.
3

Configure the connection credentials

In the IBM watsonx Orchestrate connection microsoft_abbyy_e073d849, configure the following credentials and store them securely:
  • GRAPH_CLIENT_ID
  • GRAPH_CLIENT_SECRET
  • GRAPH_TOKEN_URL
  • Scope: offline_access openid profile User.Read
  • Authorization URL
  • Server URL
4

Create the connection and copy the callback URL

In IBM watsonx Orchestrate, create and save the Microsoft Graph API connection. Copy and save the generated Callback URL from the connection settings.
Screenshot of the Microsoft Graph connection in IBM watsonx Orchestrate, showing the OAuth2 Authorization Code fields and the generated Callback URL.
5

Add the callback URL to Azure

Add the Callback URL to the Redirect URI configuration of the Azure application.
Screenshot of the Microsoft Azure app registration Authentication page with the Redirect URI configuration tab and the Add Redirect URI button highlighted.
6

Save and validate the connection

Save and validate the connection in IBM watsonx Orchestrate.
7

Point the KYC Agent at the connection

Configure the KYC Agent to use the Microsoft Graph API connection for sending email notifications and workflow updates.
The KYC Agent is now configured to run on IBM watsonx Orchestrate.

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Next steps

For the columns the ABBYY Timeline project must use, see Timeline event log schema.