Embed SharePoint documents in WordPress | Sync SharePoint to WordPress

• Navigate to the Embed SharePoint OneDrive Documents Plugin.
• Under the Connection tab, select the required option from the Connection dropdown as shown below.

• You will be prompted with Azure AD Login Page. Log in using your Azure AD/SharePoint credentials.

• Select Consent on behalf of your organization option and click on Accept button.

• If you are successfully connected, you can see a similar window as shown in the below image

• Log in to Azure AD Portal, https://portal.azure.com/ as an Administrator.
• You will be represented with the home screen of Azure Active Directory.
• Under the Azure Services section, select Microsft Entra ID.

• Under the Manage section, select App registrations tab.

• Now click on the New Registration option.

• Write the App Name in the name field and choose the account type. By default account type is selected as Account in this Organizational Directory only
• Redirect URI is optional, you can keep this field empty.
• Once you have provided the above data you can click on Register button.

• After the registration of an application, Azure AD assigns an unique application ID to your application.
• Navigate to the Overview tab, in the left pane.
• Copy the Application ID and the Directory ID, as this will be used as your Client ID and Tenant ID for configuring the SharePoint Plugin.
• Therefore, you can keep it handy somewhere like notepad to later use it.

• From the left navigation pane, navigate to the Certificates & secrets tab.
• Click on New client secret to enter the description and expiration time, then click on the ADD option.

• Copy the Secret Value as shown in the below screenshot. Once you navigate to any other page this value will be hidden so copy and paste it somewhere handy.

Note: Make sure you have copied the value of client secret and not the Secret ID as shown in the below image.



• Please provide values mentioned in the table above to your WordPress developer to configure the plugin.

Application ID	Copy and paste the Application ID from Azure AD App
Client Secret	Copy and paste the Client Secret from the Azure AD App
Tenant ID	Copy and paste the Directory ID from Azure AD App

 Granting API Permissions to your Azure AD Application:

• Go to API Permissions from the left navigation pane and click on Add a permission option.



• Select Microsoft Graph from the list.


• Select Application permissions (2nd option) as type of permissions.


Note: You can choose between two different permissions Sites.Read.All and Sites.ReadWrite.All under the sites option to suit your access needs:

• To allow user to only Read the Sites data please select Sites.Read.All permission and click on the Add Permissions button.

• Or to enable uploading / Editing of files from WordPress to SharePoint you need to grant permission to Sites.ReadWrite.All and then click on the Add Permissions button.

Note: In the paid version of the plugin, you can assign the Sites.Selected to restrict user permissions. Click here to learn how this helps with granting permissions.


• Click on Grant admin consent for <tenant_name> button and then click on Yes from Grant admin consent confirmation window.

• You can verify the granted status as shown in the image below

  Configure Embed SharePoint OneDrive Documents Plugin

Note : Before you configure the SharePoint Plugin with Manual-configuration, you would need to configure your Azure AD app first. This will allow you to get all the required endpoints for configuring the plugin.

• Navigate to the Embed SharePoint OneDrive Documents Plugin.
• Under the Connection tab, scroll down to the Manual Configuration section, then provide the required information from the Azure AD App, and click on the Save button.

Application ID	Copy and paste the Application ID from Azure AD App
Client Secret	Copy and paste the Client Secret from the Azure AD App
Tenant ID	Copy and paste the Directory ID from Azure AD App


• After successfully saving the configuration click on the Test Configuration button to test your connection with the Azure AD.

• If you are successfully connected, you can see a similar window as shown in the below image.