How To Sync The Application Username From AAD Registration App To Dynamics 365 CE Online

By default, whenever you create an Application User, the name of the Application User is set automatically based on the Registration App Name. There is a feature available in Dynamics 365 CE online that can sync the Registration App Name to the Application Username, or update the App name in AAD and sync back the Application username to Dynamics 365 CE.

Follow the below steps to do the same.

Pre-requisite

Follow the below articles and create a Registration App in Azure Active Directory and create an Application User in Dynamics 365 CE Online.

If you already have completed the above two prerequisites, then go to Step 1.

Step 1

If you are using US Government (GCC, GCC High and DOD) Cloud, click on the article link and find your related URL and login to PPAC.

Step 2

Click on Environments.

Step 3

Click on the required Environment.

Step 4

Click on Settings.

Step 5

Click on Users + permissions to expand.

Step 6

Click on Application users.

Step 7

Click on the three vertical dots on the Application user, then click on Details.

Select the required Application user record and Click on Details on the ribbon.

Step 8

My Azure Active Directory app name is “Dynamics 365 App”, and the Application username is “# Dynamics 365 App”, created by the system automatically.

Click on the Refresh button. This will sync the App Registration Name from Azure Active Directory to CE.

Name Sync is in progress.

Application Username is updated as per the Azure Active Directory.

You can see the Application username in the list as per the Azure Active Directory.

Note: The refresh button will be shown if the Name does not match between the Registration App in Azure Active Directory App Name and the Application username in CE.

If the names are in sync, you will not see the refresh button.

I hope you have successfully synced the name from Azure Active Directory to Dynamics 365 CE online.

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