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You may see these applications in the Sign-ins report in Azure AD. The following table lists some, but not all, first-party Microsoft applications. In the screenshot, f8cdef31-a31e-4b4a-93e4-5f571e91255a is the Microsoft Service's Azure AD tenant ID.Īpplication IDs of commonly used Microsoft applications Replace with the app's actual display name. In the PowerShell module, enter the following cmdlet: Get-AzureADServicePrincipal -Filter 'DisplayName eq ''' | fl * Open the Azure Active Directory Module in PowerShell. Verify a first-party Microsoft service principal through PowerShell Verify that you see the following error message: You can't delete this application because it's a Microsoft first party application. Select the desired app, and then select Properties in the navigation pane to view the listed app's properties. In the search box below the drop-down lists, filter the Microsoft application list by adding a specific Display Name or Application ID. All applications that are listed here are owned by Microsoft. In the Application Type drop-down list, select Microsoft Applications, and then select Apply. In the navigation pane, select All applications. Open the list of enterprise applications in Azure AD. Verify a first-party Microsoft service principal in your Azure AD tenant This article lists the application IDs of commonly used Microsoft applications. In this case, you'll likely continue to see the applications in your sign-in reports. First-party Microsoft applications don't always result in a service principal that's created in your tenant.

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