active-directory-b2c-scopes.md

author	kengaderdus
ms.service	active-directory-b2c
ms.subservice	B2C
ms.topic	include
ms.date	10/11/2024
ms.author	kengaderdus

1. Select App registrations.
2. Select the webapi1 application to open its Overview page.
3. Under Manage, select Expose an API.
4. Next to Application ID URI, select the Add link.
5. Replace the default value (a GUID) with api, and then select Save. The full URI is shown, and should be in the format https://your-tenant-name.onmicrosoft.com/api. When your web application requests an access token for the API, it should add this URI as the prefix for each scope that you define for the API.
6. Under Scopes defined by this API, select Add a scope.
7. Enter the following values to create a scope that defines read access to the API, then select Add scope:
   1. Scope name: demo.read
   2. Admin consent display name: Read access to demo API
   3. Admin consent description: Allows read access to the demo API
8. Select Add a scope, enter the following values to add a scope that defines write access to the API, and then select Add scope:
   1. Scope name: demo.write
   2. Admin consent display name: Write access to demo API
   3. Admin consent description: Allows write access to the demo API