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Microsoft Graph
§ Connector
Microsoft Graph

Analyze your Microsoft Graph data with AI today.

Build dashboards, automate reports, and ask questions in plain English — all from your Microsoft Graph data, no complex infrastructure to maintain.

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§ Live with
§ What you get

Everything Microsoft Graph exposes, modeled and queryable.

Extracts Microsoft 365 directory and licensing data from Microsoft Graph, including users, groups, group memberships, and tenant license subscriptions. Enables analysis of identity and access (who belongs to which groups), user directories, and license allocation/consumption across the tenant.

Standard on every Definite connector
Sync cadence
Hourly or faster
CDC
Native where supported
Auth
OAuth / API key
Row-level security
Yes

Tables & streams

4 objects
User

Represents Azure AD/Microsoft 365 user directory profiles and attributes; enables analysis of headcount, departmental breakdowns, license coverage, and access via group memberships.

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Group

Represents Microsoft 365 and security groups that govern access and collaboration; supports analysis of group inventory, membership sizes, and access patterns across the tenant.

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Group Membership

Captures the relationship linking users to groups; used to analyze who has access to what, segregation of duties, and least-privilege compliance.

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License Subscription

Represents tenant license SKUs with available and consumed counts; enables reporting on license utilization, allocation efficiency, and cost optimization.

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Authentication

Authenticates via Azure Active Directory using OAuth 2.0 client credentials (tenant, client ID, and client secret from an app registration).

Requirements

Requires a Microsoft Graph account to connect.

§ How it works

Three steps. One afternoon.

01
Connect

Authenticate Microsoft Graph in a few clicks. OAuth, API key, or IAM role — we handle secrets and rotation.

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02
Sync

We pull every stream into your warehouse. CDC where the API supports it; full + incremental otherwise. Hourly-or-faster, row-level secure.

→ microsoft graph.raw (synced hourly)
03
Query

SQL, dashboards, or ask Fi in plain English. Your Microsoft Graph data lives next to every other source — ready to join.

SELECT * FROM microsoft_graph.*
See Microsoft Graph data flowing in 30 minutes

We'll set up a live sync and answer your first questions — on the call.

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§ Combine with your stack

Pair Microsoft Graph with the rest of your data.

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