API Authorization Required - MSGraph permissions Reports.Read.All

Removing Microsoft API Connection

This guide will show you how to fix the MSGraph permissions Reports.Read.All problem.  
First login to the SaaSAlerts User Interface, select "Organizations" from the left side of the window and select your customer.

Select the "Pencil" to Edit the Organization

Remove Microsoft Connection

In the Connected App Section select the "Trash Can" icon to remove the Microsoft Connection.

Select "Delete" to remove the Connection to Microsoft

Microsoft has been successfully removed

Removing SaaSAlerts from Microsoft Azure

In a web browser navigate to http://portal.azure.com.
Please be sure to log in using the Customer's Microsoft Domain Admin Credentials.
In the Search bar at the top of the window type "Enterprise".

Then select "Enterprise Applications"

Locating the SaaS Alerts Application

Search for SaaS Alerts in the Search box

Click on SaaS Alerts

 

Removing the SaaSAlerts Application from Azure

Click on "Properties" under the "Manage" section of the window

Select "Delete"

Select "Yes"

Refresh your browser to make sure the SaaS Alerts App has been removed

 

Edit Customer in SaaS Alerts Re-Connect Microsoft

Go to SaaS Alerts and log on with your Partner account credentials.

Select "Organizations" on the left side of the SaaS Alerts User Interface.

 

Click the "Pencil" icon of your Customer.

Select "Add Applications"

Select "Microsoft" then select "Next"

 

Microsoft Authentication Pick an Account

Use the Customer's Microsoft Domain Admin credentials to authenticate.

 

A second instance of Microsoft Authentication will appear, select the same Microsoft account.

A check box will appear next to the "Microsoft" Logo. Select "Next".

Microsoft Connection has been created successfully, Select "Continue".

Confirm SaaSAlerts addition to Azure

Log back into Azure using the Customer's Microsoft Credentials.

 

Confirm that SaaS Alerts is now in the list of "Enterprise Applications"