XMAP API is now linked to your organisation
Consent was granted. XMAP API now appears under Enterprise applications in your Microsoft Entra tenant, and its permissions can be granted to your own applications.
Your tenant ID
Geoxphere needs this value to allow your organisation to call the API. Copy it now and include it when you send your application details.
What happens next
- In your tenant, register an application for the system that will call the API (for example your CRM) and create a client secret or certificate for it.
- On that application, open API permissions, add XMAP API from APIs my organization uses, choose Application permissions, select the permissions you need, and grant admin consent.
- Send Geoxphere the tenant ID above and the application's Application (client) ID. Never send the secret.
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XMAP API was not linked
Consent was not granted, so XMAP API has not been added to your tenant.
If you declined by mistake, open the consent link again and accept. If you were told you do not have permission, an administrator with the Cloud Application Administrator or Global Administrator role needs to open the link instead.
If the problem continues, send the details above to Geoxphere support.
XMAP API consent
This page confirms the outcome when an administrator links XMAP API to their Microsoft Entra tenant. It has been opened without a result to show.
If you are setting up access for your organisation, use the consent link provided by Geoxphere, or ask your Geoxphere contact for it.