While following the setup instructions for the n8n sample-agent, I am unable to successfully grant admin consent for the required Agent365 MCP permissions described in Step 4: Grant Permissions for Agent.
Although I can add the permissions successfully, I am not able to grant admin consent, which blocks the agent from authenticating.
Sample Used
https://github.com/microsoft/Agent365-Samples/tree/main/nodejs/n8n/sample-agent
Environment
- Tenant Type: Microsoft 365 tenant
- User Role: Global Administrator
- Deployment: Local n8n instance
- OS: Windows 11
- Agent Blueprint created via Teams Developer Portal
- Agent published to Microsoft Admin Center successfully
- Client Secret created successfully
Steps Followed
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Created Agent Blueprint using Teams Developer Portal.
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Published the manifest to Microsoft Admin Center.
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Added Client Secret to App Registration.
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Followed Step 4: Grant Permissions for Agent from README.
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Added required permissions to the App Registration through UI.
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Attempted to grant admin consent using:
- Graph Explorer
- Azure Portal UI
- Admin consent URLs
Permissions Added
The following permissions were successfully added:
Microsoft Graph (Delegated):
- User.ReadBasic.All
- Mail.Send
- Mail.Read
- Chat.Read
- Chat.ReadWrite
Agent365 MCP Permissions:
- McpServers.Calendar.All
- McpServers.Excel.All
- McpServers.Files.All
- McpServers.Mail.All
- McpServers.Me.All
- McpServers.OneDriveSharepoint.All
- McpServers.PowerPoint.All
- McpServers.SharepointLists.All
- McpServers.Teams.All
- McpServers.Word.All
- McpServersMetadata.Read.All
Power Platform:
- Connectivity.Connections.Read
Observed Behavior
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I was able to add permissions successfully from the Azure Portal UI.
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However, I was not able to grant admin consent for these permissions.
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User.ReadBasic.All
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Mail.Send
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Mail.Read
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Chat.Read
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Chat.ReadWrite
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When attempting to grant permissions using Graph Explorer, the Run button was disabled, preventing execution.
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When attempting admin consent via UI, consent does not complete successfully.
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When running the n8n workflow, authentication fails with:
AADSTS65001:
The user or administrator has not consented to use the application.
Expected Behavior
Admin consent should be granted successfully, and all permissions should show:
Status: Granted for <Tenant>
After consent, the n8n workflow should authenticate successfully.
Screenshots of:
While following the setup instructions for the n8n sample-agent, I am unable to successfully grant admin consent for the required Agent365 MCP permissions described in Step 4: Grant Permissions for Agent.
Although I can add the permissions successfully, I am not able to grant admin consent, which blocks the agent from authenticating.
Sample Used
https://github.com/microsoft/Agent365-Samples/tree/main/nodejs/n8n/sample-agent
Environment
Steps Followed
Created Agent Blueprint using Teams Developer Portal.
Published the manifest to Microsoft Admin Center.
Added Client Secret to App Registration.
Followed Step 4: Grant Permissions for Agent from README.
Added required permissions to the App Registration through UI.
Attempted to grant admin consent using:
Permissions Added
The following permissions were successfully added:
Microsoft Graph (Delegated):
Agent365 MCP Permissions:
Power Platform:
Observed Behavior
I was able to add permissions successfully from the Azure Portal UI.
However, I was not able to grant admin consent for these permissions.
User.ReadBasic.All
Mail.Send
Mail.Read
Chat.Read
Chat.ReadWrite
When attempting to grant permissions using Graph Explorer, the Run button was disabled, preventing execution.
When attempting admin consent via UI, consent does not complete successfully.
When running the n8n workflow, authentication fails with:
Expected Behavior
Admin consent should be granted successfully, and all permissions should show:
After consent, the n8n workflow should authenticate successfully.
Screenshots of: