How to call the OOB AOS Service URL API of Dynamics 365 in Postman ?

 For calling the AOS service in the Postman you have to Follow the Following Steps;

Step 1:

    You have to create an application in the Azure Active Directory.

Step 2 :

    Register the Azure Active Directory Application in the AOS/BackOffice of D365. For registration 

    System administration > Setup > Azure Active Directory Applications



    The Client Id , Name , User ID are set in the path from Azure Active Directory.

Step 3:

    By registering of Azure AD Application, you can get four things that are;

ParameterValue
grant_typeclient_credentials
client_idThe application ID from the Azure AD application registration
client_secretThe secret key value from the Azure AD application registration
resourceThe URL of the AOS

   Use these values in the postman to get the token as shown in the image;


You will get the token from the call.

Step 4 :

    Now for the call, the AOS OOB Service API,  the link is 

    https://AOSURL/api/services/UserSessionService/AifUserSessionService/GetUserSessionInfo

    You can view this method in the Application Explorer of your VM as shown;
    
    

    Similarly, you can find the Custom Service of AOS.
    
    The API call is shown in the Figure;



Now you can view the response of the OOB AOS Service. Thanks

    


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