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# How to - Create and Edit personal outlook contacts in SCA

With Secure Contacts App, users can create, edit, and delete their personal Outlook contacts directly in the app.

To enable this feature, an administrator must grant consent for the newly added permission **`Contacts.ReadWrite`** to the [SCA Enterprise App](/documentation/authentication/enterprise-application.md). ⚠️

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If the [**SCA Enterprise App**](/documentation/authentication/enterprise-application.md) is being registered for the first time, no further action is required - all current permissions, including Contacts.ReadWrite, will be included automatically.
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**Note:** This action is only required if the [**SCA Enterprise App**](/documentation/authentication/enterprise-application.md) has already been registered before September 2025 and used in your Azure tenant.<br>
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1\) Go to <https://entra.microsoft.com> and sign in with a **Global Administrator** or **Privileged Role Administrator** account. \
2\) In the left menu, select **Enterprise Applications**, then find and select **Secure Contacts App**. \
3\) Open **Permissions**, click **Refresh**, and then click on **Grant admin consent for …**. \
4\) Wait a few seconds, then verify that the permission with the claim values **`Contacts.ReadWrite`** appears in the list and is marked as granted. \
5\) Done.


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