API for listing all My Apps section from myapps.microsoft.com

Question

API for listing all My Apps section from myapps.microsoft.com

Nandha 0

Hi All,
Is there official documentation/API and/or developer access to the internal API endpoint used by the My Apps portal:

GET https://api.myapplications.microsoft.com/api/v2/me/tiles

Context & Use Case

We are building an enterprise SaaS security product that helps IT administrators gain visibility into which applications each user in their Microsoft Entra

ID (Azure AD) tenant can access — including both third-party enterprise SSO apps and Microsoft first-party apps (Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, SharePoint, etc.).

Currently, Microsoft Graph provides excellent coverage for:

Enterprise app assignments (/me/appRoleAssignments)
License details (/me/licenseDetails) - Directory role memberships (/transitiveMemberOf/microsoft.graph.directoryRole)

However, there is no public Graph API endpoint that replicates what the My Apps portal displays to a user — specifically the aggregated tile view that

combines assigned enterprise apps, license-based Microsoft 365 tiles, and admin-role-based tiles (Admin, Security, Purview, etc.).

The /api/v2/me/tiles endpoint appears to serve exactly this purpose for the My Apps portal frontend.

0 comments

2 answers

Your answer

Answer 1

Steven-N 23,865 Microsoft External Staff Moderator

Hi Nandha

Thank you for reaching out to Microsoft Q&A forum

As far as I know, the endpoint https://api.myapplications.microsoft.com/api/v2/me/tiles is an internal, undocumented API exclusively used by the Microsoft "My Apps" portal frontend.

Because it is a private API, it is not supported for external developers or third-party integrations, it lacks official public documentation, and its response schemas, endpoints, or authentication requirements are subject to breaking changes at any time without notice.

That said, if you want to programmatically retrieve application assignments and simulate the aggregated tile view in a supported manner, you must build composite logic using the official Microsoft Graph API. You should combine the data sets by calling GET /me/appRoleAssignments for enterprise SSO applications, GET /me/licenseDetails for license-based Microsoft 365 assignments, and GET /transitiveMemberOf/microsoft.graph.directoryRole for admin-role-based access, as there is currently no single Microsoft Graph endpoint that aggregates these into a unified view.

Hope my answer will help you.

If the answer is helpful, please click "Accept Answer" and kindly upvote it. If you have extra questions about this answer, please click "Comment".

Note: Please follow the steps in our documentation to enable e-mail notifications if you want to receive the related email notification for this thread.

Nandha 0 Reputation points

2026-03-28T06:47:10.31+00:00

Hi Steven-N,

Thank you for your reply. The GET /me/licenseDetails API provides SKUs and their service plan IDs, but it doesn't include the actual app URLs for Office 365 applications.

Is there a way to retrieve these URLs and application details through an API? Alternatively, is there a hardcoded reference list available that maps service plan IDs to their corresponding details and app URLs?
Steven-N 23,865 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-03-31T02:28:49.17+00:00
Hi Nandha

Technically, there isn’t a single Graph endpoint that takes a servicePlanId and returns a definitive “Office app URL”, because:

Service plans represent licensing entitlements/features, not necessarily a 1:1 “application tile”.

“App URLs” can be tenant-specific (for example SharePoint/OneDrive), and the URL you launch often depends on the workload and tenant configuration rather than a plan GUID. (This is why license endpoints don’t expose them.)

However, you can retrieve application details and URLs in two practical ways, depending on what you mean by “Office 365 applications”. Do you mean My Apps portal tiles (enterprise apps) or workload URLs (SharePoint/OneDrive/Outlook web endpoints)?

Regards
Steven-N 23,865 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2026-04-01T10:39:39.78+00:00

Hi Nandha

Is there any update from you?

If yes, please feel free to let me know.

Answer 2

There is no public, documented Microsoft Graph or other Microsoft 365 developer API that exposes the same aggregated “tiles” view as the My Apps portal (https://api.myapplications.microsoft.com/api/v2/me/tiles).

The My Apps endpoint used by the portal is an internal API and is not supported for third‑party integration. For supported scenarios, only the existing Microsoft Graph endpoints (such as app role assignments, licenses, and directory roles) are available, and there is no officially documented way to obtain a single, consolidated list that matches the My Apps tiles experience.

References:

End-user experiences for applications

Share via

API for listing all My Apps section from myapps.microsoft.com

2 answers

Your answer