Very new to working with APIs, apologies in advance for any amateurishness.

I’m building a Power Automate Flow, and I have a step where I need to send a message to a shared channel. Power Automate doesn’t have an action for shared channels, so I would like to try the “Send a Microsoft Graph HTTP request” action.

I’ve written exactly 1 (one) HTTP request flow, so I know the absolute barest minimum.

I’m trying it out in the Graph explorer, but I immediately got the message:
“Missing scope permissions on the request. API requires one of ‘ChannelMessage.Send, Group.ReadWrite.All’. Scopes on the request ‘openid, profile, User.Read, email”

I understand our admin needs to grant some sort of permissions, but I’m not sure what should I ask them.

I found a few similar forum threads, but they mentioned registering an app on the Azure AD portal and granting the permissions, and I’m not sure if a Power Automate flow works the same way.

Thank you in advance!

​Very new to working with APIs, apologies in advance for any amateurishness. I’m building a Power Automate Flow, and I have a step where I need to send a message to a shared channel. Power Automate doesn’t have an action for shared channels, so I would like to try the “Send a Microsoft Graph HTTP request” action.I’ve written exactly 1 (one) HTTP request flow, so I know the absolute barest minimum. I’m trying it out in the Graph explorer, but I immediately got the message:”Missing scope permissions on the request. API requires one of ‘ChannelMessage.Send, Group.ReadWrite.All’. Scopes on the request ‘openid, profile, User.Read, email” I understand our admin needs to grant some sort of permissions, but I’m not sure what should I ask them.I found a few similar forum threads, but they mentioned registering an app on the Azure AD portal and granting the permissions, and I’m not sure if a Power Automate flow works the same way. Thank you in advance!  Read More

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