• Azure Tenant ID
• Dynamics 365 CRM URL
• Application ID (Azure AD App Registration) and Application Secret
• API Permission for Dynamics 365 with user_impersonation scope
• Application User created in Dynamics 365 using Application ID and interattion mode set to Non-interactive

1. Use Basic authentication (Base64 of ApplicationId:ApplicationSecret concatenation) to obtain the OAuth2 Access Token from the Microsoft Identity Platform (https://login.microsoftonline.com/{YOUR Azure Tenant ID}/oauth2/v2.0/token)
2. accept Header value must be set to application/x-www-form-urlencoded
3. grant_type Header value must be set to client_credentials
4. scope Header value is usually set to .default
5. Send the POST request
6. Read the JSON response
7. Deserialize JSON into OAuth2Token variable

The OAuth2 Access Token will contain the token type (usually Bearer) and the token expiration time.

The OAuth2TokenProvider caches the token so that we don't re-auth too frequently.

Cached Tokens will expire automatically when they reach the end of ther lifetime (DateTime.Now + token.ExpiresIn).

OAuth2 Access Tokens can now be used for authenticating against Dynamics 365 CRM to perform OData queries.

• Valid Access Token

1. Obtain OAuth2 Token as shown above
2. Set up HTTP Client
3. Authorization Header value to use OAuth2 token type (usually Bearer) and concatenate the AccessToken value (e.g. Bearer <some crazy looking string>)
4. Formulate the CRM Uri (e.g. https://mycompany.crm.dynamics.com/api/data/v9.1) and OData query Uri
5. Attach the OData query Uri as querystring parameters
6. Send the GET request
7. Read JSON Response
8. Deserialize JSON into Models

DONE.