# Add Permissions to the Application - Azure AD

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The application you created in the previous section requires the role of global reader, because it won't have any permissions assigned to it by default. 

#### Step 1: 

* Sign into your Azure account.
* On the Azure Home page, in the left navigation menu, under **Manage**, select **Roles and administrators**. \
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  ![](/files/XjAFOcuaHwIRyBzv0Hbd)

#### Step 2:

* In the search box, type **Global Reader**. 
* Below the search box, select **Global reader**. 

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* On the **Global reader Assignments** page, the **Active assignments** tab is selected. Select **+Add assignments** in the command bar. 

![With the Active assignments tab selected, select +Add assignments in the command bar. ](/files/7RpkWlYlXVs5Blqe3hrM)

#### Step 3: 

* In the search box, enter the application name you [set up earlier](/technical-documentation/data-sources/azure-services/register-epiphany-as-an-application-in-azure.md#step-2) (for example, **epiphany-azuread**)  and add it to this role. 


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