Configure OneDrive Integration

For information

• OneDrive integration allows you to set hyperlinks to files in OneDrive in the PLANTA client.

• This feature uses the Microsoft Graph API and requires prior registration of the application in Azure Active Directory.

Standard users need a Microsoft account to use the application and must agree to the terms of use.

Advantages

• Direct link to files in OneDrive.

• No uploading or copying to the PLANTA database required.

• Always up-to-date access to the original file.

Requirements

For information

• Microsoft Azure Active Directory tenant

• Microsoft account for users

• Azure app registration with required permissions

• Configuring the client ID and tenant ID in PLANTA project

Azure App Registration

Procedure

1. Log in to the Azure Portal.

2. „App Registrations“ → „New Registration“.

3. Allocate a name, e.g. "PLANTA OneDrive Integration".

4. Select account type: Accounts in this organizational directory.

5. Set redirect URI – the URL under which the web client runs must be specified here.

6. Complete registration.

API Authorizations

1. In the created app → "API Authorizations" → "Add authorization".

2. Microsoft Graph → Delegated permissions

3. Add the following authorizations:

   • Files.Read

   • Files.Read.All (optional access to all files in the organization)
     (4. Save changes.)

Client ID and Tenant ID

• After registration you will find the following information under "Overview":

  • Application (Client) ID

  • Directory (Tenant) ID

• Both of these values are stored in PLANTA.

Configuration in PLANTA project

Procedure

1. Open the PLANTA System Settings.

2. Enter the following values from your Azure app registration:

   • OneDrive Client ID → Application (Client) ID

   • OneDrive Tenant ID → Directory (Tenant) ID

3. Save these settings.

Notes

• When you insert a OneDrive link for the first time, a Microsoft login is triggered via a pop-up window. Users must authorize access to OneDrive via Microsoft Graph.

• The links always point directly to the original file in OneDrive. The file itself is not stored in the PLANTA database.

Details

• The integration uses OAuth 2.0 with Microsoft Graph.

• Users can revoke access at any time in their Microsoft account.

• Changes to the Azure app registration (e.g., revocation of permissions) may impair functionality in PLANTA.

• In environments with multiple Azure tenants, the correct tenant ID must be stored.

Required Microsoft Graph permissions

Note

• Files.ReadWrite.All is considered a far-reaching authorization and usually requires admin consent in Azure.

• Admin consent can be granted in the Azure portal or via admin consent URL: https://login.microsoftonline.com/{tenant-id}/adminconsent?client_id={client-id}

Tip

• Carefully document the Azure app registration (e.g., permissions, redirect URIs) so that changes (e.g., new app, new certificates) can be easily adapted.