How to remove FenixPyre integration in SharePoint/OneDrive

If you no longer wish to use the FenixPyre integration with Microsoft 365, or you need to rotate credentials and re-provision the app, you can safely remove the FenixPyre application from your Azure Active Directory (Entra ID) App Registrations. This guide walks you through the steps required to delete the app registration, revoke permissions, and confirm the integration is fully removed.

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Prerequisites

Before removing FenixPyre from Azure App Registrations, ensure:

• You have Global Administrator, Cloud Application Administrator, or Application Administrator permissions in Azure.

• No active workflows, automations, or SharePoint/OneDrive protections are currently relying on the FenixPyre integration.

• You have communicated the change to internal teams relying on the integration (if applicable).

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Step 1: Sign in to the Azure Portal

1. Go to https://portal.azure.com.

2. Sign in using an account with appropriate administrative access.

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Step 2: Navigate to App Registrations

1. In the left navigation menu, select Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory).

2. Under Applications, click App registrations.

3. Use the search bar to look for:

   • FenixPyre, or

   • The custom name you assigned during installation.

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Step 3: Select the FenixPyre App Registration

1. Click the application entry to open its overview page.

2. Review the app details to confirm it is the correct registration (e.g., Application ID, Redirect URIs, API permissions).

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Step 4: Delete the App Registration

1. From the top menu, click Delete.

2. Azure will prompt you to confirm removal.

3. Click Yes to permanently delete the app registration.

Note: Deleting the app registration immediately revokes all associated client secrets, certificates, API permissions, and access tokens. Any services relying on the FenixPyre integration will stop functioning.

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Step 5: Remove Enterprise Application (Optional but Recommended)

Deleting an App Registration does not automatically delete the associated Service Principal (Enterprise Application). To fully remove the integration:

1. In the left menu, go back to Microsoft Entra ID.

2. Select Enterprise applications.

3. Search again for FenixPyre.

4. Open the application's profile.

5. Click Delete.

This ensures all tenant-scoped permissions and tokens are revoked.

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Step 6: Verify Permissions Are Revoked

After deletion:

• Attempting to use FenixPyre-based SharePoint/OneDrive operations should return authentication errors.

• Any scripts, automations, or API calls relying on the deleted app will fail until reconfigured.

You can also check:

1. API Permissions → Ensure no lingering delegated or application permissions remain.

2. Audit Logs → Confirm the delete event is recorded in Azure.

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Troubleshooting

I can’t delete the enterprise application

Ensure:

• You have Global Administrator access.

• The application is not assigned to Conditional Access policies.

• No active users or groups are assigned—remove them first.

The app still shows in SharePoint Admin Center

SharePoint may cache integration metadata for several hours - sometimes upto 24 hours. Clearing browser cache or waiting 24 hours hours usually resolves it.