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Vercel Connect now supports Microsoft

Vercel Connect now handles Microsoft auth for AI apps — no more client-secret management.

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Why it matters

A managed connector for Microsoft services (Teams, OneDrive, etc.) reduces friction for developers building agents and AI apps that need to integrate with enterprise ecosystems. Practitioners deploying multi-tenant AI workflows get simpler OAuth and token lifecycle management.

The key facts

11 to know
  1. Vercel Managed Connector for Microsoft products launched

  2. Supports Teams, OneDrive, and other Microsoft services

  3. Automated Entra app registration and federated credentials

  4. Short-lived, auto-refreshing tokens scoped to requested permissions

  5. Available via Vercel dashboard and CLI

  6. @vercel/connect SDK for OIDC-based authentication

  7. Eliminates manual client-secret rotation for developers

  8. Vercel managed connector for Microsoft Entra/Office 365 ecosystem

  9. Handles OIDC token lifecycle and credential management automatically

  10. Supports user delegation (delegated permissions) and application permissions

  11. Tokens are short-lived, scoped, and auto-refreshed

Go to the source

Vercel Blogvercel.com

Publisher excerpt: now includes a managed connector for , so your apps and agents can access all Microsoft products such as Teams, OneDrive and more.Vercel ConnectMicrosoft As a , Vercel registers the Entra application and configures federated credentials for it, so you don't have to create an app registration or…
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