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How to get client ID in Sharepoint app while integrating with salesforce?
How to get client ID in Sharepoint app while integrating with salesforce?
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Salesforce SharePoint Integration Using Microsoft Azure Service. The best cloud app platform Azure, and leveraging it to interact with SharePoint. If you'd like to use permission sets for managing user permissions, then go to In AppID you need to fill in the client ID that you generated when you configured SharePoint.
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The best cloud app platform Azure, and leveraging it to interact with SharePoint. If you'd like to use permission sets for managing user permissions, then go to In AppID you need to fill in the client ID that you generated when you configured SharePoint.
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