Supported Azure Connector Types
Add an Azure connector to authorize ThingWorx Flow to execute Azure actions. ThingWorx Flow supports the following connector types for Azure:
• Basic
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This authorization works for Azure accounts that are organizational IDs and do not have 2FA (two factor authentication) or MFA (multifactor authentication) enabled. If you have enabled 2FA or MFA for your Azure account, use OAuth.
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• None
• OAuth
◦ OAuth (Named User)
◦ OAuth (Session User)
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Before you create an Azure OAuth connector, ensure that you load Azure OAuths to the ThingWorx Flow server.
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Adding a Basic connector
1. Drag any action under Azure to the canvas, place the pointer on the action, and then click 
or double-click the action.
or double-click the action.2. For Connector Type, select Basic.
3. In the Azure Basic list, select Add New.
4. Edit the Connector Label field, if you want. Labels are case-sensitive. Do not use spaces, special characters, and leading numbers.
5. In the Username and Password fields, enter the correct user name and password.
6. In the Subscription ID field, enter the subscription ID of your Azure account.
7. In the Tenant ID field, enter the Azure tenant ID or domain name.
8. Click ADD to add the Azure Basic connector.
Adding a None connector
1. Drag any action under Azure to the canvas, place the pointer on the action, and then click or double-click the action.
or double-click the action.2. For Connector Type, select None.
3. In the API Subscription Key field, specify KEY 1 or KEY 2 of the cognitive service.
4. In the API Location list, select the location of the cognitive service.
Adding an OAuth connector
1. Drag any action under Azure to the canvas, place the pointer on the action, and then click or double-click the action.
or double-click the action.2. For Connector Type, select OAuth (Named User) or OAuth (Session User).
3. In the Azure Oauth list, select Add new Azure login – Named User or Add new Azure login – Session User.
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4. In the Parameters window, provide the following values, and click ALLOW:
▪ In the Tenant ID field, enter the Azure tenant ID or domain name.
▪ In the Subscription ID field, enter the subscription ID of your Azure account.
▪ In the Resource URL field, enter the Azure resource URL, such as https://management.azure.com/.
5. Provide your user name and password to log in to Azure.
6. Edit the Connector Label, if you want. Labels are case-sensitive. Do not use spaces, special characters, and leading numbers.
7. Click ADD to add the Azure OAuth connector.