Report Expiring Application Credentials Scheduled

List expiry date of all Application Registration credentials

Description

List the expiry date of all Application Registration credentials, including Client Secrets and Certificates. Optionally, filter by Application IDs and list only those credentials that are about to expire.

Setup regarding email sending

This runbook sends emails using the Microsoft Graph API. To send emails via Graph API, you need to configure an existing email address in the runbook customization.

This process is described in detail in the Setup Email Reportingarrow-up-right documentation.

Location

Organization → Applications → Report Expiring Application Credentials_Scheduled

Permissions

Application permissions

  • Type: Microsoft Graph

    • Application.Read.All

    • Mail.Send

Parameters

listOnlyExpiring

If set to true, only credentials that are about to expire within the specified number of days will be listed. If set to false, all credentials will be listed regardless of their expiry date.

Property
Value

Required

false

Default Value

True

Type

Boolean

Days

The number of days before a credential expires to consider it "about to expire".

Property
Value

Required

false

Default Value

30

Type

Int32

CredentialType

Filter by credential type: "Both" (default), "ClientSecrets", or "Certificates".

Property
Value

Required

false

Default Value

Both

Type

String

ApplicationIds

Optional - comma-separated list of Application IDs to filter the credentials.

Property
Value

Required

false

Default Value

Type

String

EmailTo

If specified, an email with the report will be sent to the provided address(es). Can be a single address or multiple comma-separated addresses (string). The function sends individual emails to each recipient for privacy reasons.

Property
Value

Required

true

Default Value

Type

String

EmailFrom

The sender email address. This needs to be configured in the runbook customization.

Property
Value

Required

false

Default Value

Type

String

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