Unify your data with Microsoft Graph API.

Microsoft Graph API is the unified REST API endpoint for accessing data across Microsoft 365, including Azure AD, Exchange, SharePoint, Teams, and OneDrive — providing a single programmable interface to the entire Microsoft cloud ecosystem.

Yes, provided the Azure AD application is granted the Mail.Read scope and the user or admin consents to the permissions. We implement least-privilege access with granular OAuth2 scopes for enterprise security.

We build robust middleware with exponential backoff, request queuing, and delta query patterns to stay within Microsoft's throttling limits. For high-volume scenarios, we implement caching with Redis and batch request APIs.

Yes. We use Graph API webhook subscriptions with change notifications to detect calendar events, meeting updates, and attendee changes in real-time — syncing bidirectionally with your CRM or scheduling platform.

Absolutely. Graph API is designed for enterprise scale, handling millions of requests. We architect solutions with proper pagination, delta queries, and connection pooling to support organisations with 50K+ users.

Yes. We build automation workflows that create, read, update, and manage SharePoint files and folders programmatically via Graph API — including metadata tagging, version control, and permission management.

We implement both delegated (user context) and application (daemon/service) authentication flows using MSAL libraries with Azure AD app registrations, client certificates, and managed identities for maximum security.

A standard Graph API integration (e.g., calendar sync or email automation) takes 4 to 8 weeks. Complex multi-service integrations involving Teams, SharePoint, and Exchange with real-time webhooks may take 8 to 12 weeks.