One of my developer customer updated me that he tried calling reports from his custom application, using the Microsoft Graph API call “getOffice365ActiveUserDetail(period=’D7′)”, but receive HTTP 403. In order to isolate the issue, i tried repro the issue using Microsoft Graph Explorer and i can repro so. HTTP 403 – Forbidden!!
Being said that, Graph explorer updated me that i need to consent to the permissions on the “Modify Permissions” tab; in another words in order to run the reports i need the permissions.
How cool is this new feature introduced in new MS Graph explorer?
Ok, I followed the steps in Graph explorer:
Just hover over the description. It provides a info clearly (see the below snapshot):
In order to make the permissions (admin consent required) to effect with my app (in this scenario, it will be MS Graph explorer), it thrown the dialog box to confirm:
On successful of the above, i made the same API call with Microsoft Graph explorer and it worked as i expected…!!
Happy Microsoft Graphing 
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