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Applications

Open Unified Identities › Non Human Identities, filter Providers to Entra ID › Application, then select a row to open its details.

Applications

Application Details

Opening an application shows the Risk and Exposure Point in the header, and the page contains the Information and Issues panes. The Information pane carries a Tier 0 or Tier 2 badge and contains Details, Certificates, Client Secrets, Federated Credentials and Policies tabs respectively. Each tab except Details carries the number of rows it holds in its label.

You can analyze the object in the Graph by clicking the Graph » button next to the Information title.

Application Details

Details

Details tab contains attributes below about application.

Attribute
Description

Name

The unique name of the application object, typically matching the service principal’s identifier in Azure AD.

Publisher Domain

The domain name under which the application was published or registered, usually matching the tenant’s default domain.

Display Name

The name shown for the application in the Azure portal and sign-in logs; used for identification by users and admins.

Sign In Audience

Specifies the scope of users who can sign in to the application. For example, AzureADMyOrg means only users in the same Azure AD tenant can authenticate.

Description

A free-text field to describe the application's purpose; blank if not provided during registration.

App ID

The globally unique identifier (client ID) assigned to the registered application.

When Created

The date and time the application or its associated service principal was created in the Azure AD tenant.

Tenant

The Entra ID tenant where the application is registered, linking to its Tenant page.

Last Seen

The most recent timestamp when the application was used or accessed within the tenant.

Certificates

Certificates tab lists the certificate credentials of the application with Name, Thumbprint, Description, Start Date, Expires and Certificate ID columns.

Client Secrets

Client Secrets tab lists the client secrets of the application with Name, Description, Start Date, Expires, Value and Secret ID columns. Only the first characters of a secret value are shown. The rest is masked.

Federated Credentials

Federated Credentials tab lists the federated identity credentials that let external workloads sign in as the application, with Credential Name, Name, Issuer, Subject, Audiences, Description and Credential ID columns.

Policies

Policies tab lists the Conditional Access policies that target the application, with Name (linking to the Conditional Access Policy page) and State columns.

Issues

Issues pane contains identified issues on the application object.

Issues

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