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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions msteams-platform/TOC.yml
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displayName: application, endpoint
- name: Add SSO to Teams app
href: toolkit/add-single-sign-on.md
- name: Enable SSO for Teams app
href: toolkit/develop-single-sign-on-experience-in-teams.md
- name: Use Microsoft Entra app in TeamsFx
href: toolkit/use-existing-aad-app.md
- name: Use certificate or MSI for app authentication
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> * The Microsoft 365 client IDs for mobile, desktop, and web applications for Teams, Microsoft 365 app, and Outlook are the actual IDs that you must add.
> * If your app has a tab app, you'll need either web or SPA, as you can't have a mobile or desktop client application in Teams.
> * While it's recommended to use same App ID, you can use a different App Registration ID in the webApplicationInfo section of your Teams app manifest that's not same as the Azure bot App ID. This is a valid and supported configuration.
> * The `botId` in the bots section refers to the Azure Bot registration used for messaging and interaction.
> * The `webApplicationInfo.id` refers to the Microsoft Entra App Registration used for authentication such as SSO, token acquisition, Graph API access.

1. Select one of the following client IDs:

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> * The Microsoft 365 client IDs for mobile, desktop, and web applications for Teams, Microsoft 365 app, and Outlook are the actual IDs that you must add.
> * If your app has a tab app, you'll need either web or SPA, as you can't have a mobile or desktop client application in Teams.
> * While it's recommended to use same App ID, you can use a different App Registration ID in the webApplicationInfo section of your Teams app manifest that's not same as the Azure bot App ID. This is a valid and supported configuration.
> * The `botId` in the bots section refers to the Azure Bot registration used for messaging and interaction.
> * The `webApplicationInfo.id` refers to the Microsoft Entra App Registration used for authentication such as SSO, token acquisition, Graph API access.

1. Select one of the following client IDs:

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To view your Microsoft Entra app in Azure portal, see [edit Microsoft Entra manifest](AAD-manifest-customization.md).

## Next step
## See also

> [!div class="nextstepaction"]
> [Add single sign-on to Teams app](add-single-sign-on.md)
* [Enable SSO for tab app](../tabs/how-to/authentication/tab-sso-overview.md)
* [Enable SSO for your bot and message extension](../bots/how-to/authentication/bot-sso-overview.md)