Microsoft Entra ID
How Plur-e authenticates against Business Central — the Entra ID application consented during the Plur-E Setup wizard — and what to check when consent or permissions fail.
Quick answer
During Plur-E Setup a Global Administrator grants consent to the Plur-e Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) application. Plur-e services then call the Business Central APIs for that tenant; mobile users are Plur-e identities mapped to salesperson codes and Assigned User IDs.
Checks
| Check | Where |
|---|---|
| Consent granted | Business Central → Microsoft Entra Applications → Plur-e app → state Enabled |
| Permission sets on the app user | The Entra application user in Business Central needs the permission sets the extension requires |
| Allow HttpClient Requests | Extension Management → Plur-E → Configure |
To be validated
The exact permission sets required by the Entra application user and the token flow between the mobile app, Plur-e services and Business Central are being documented.
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Business Central APIs
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