You have a B2B web app that uses Azure AD B2B collaboration. Trial users can sign up with any email; when a trial user becomes a paying customer they must keep their data but switch to federated authentication. Which Microsoft Graph parameter is used to change a user's authentication from one-time passcodes to federation?

The resetRedemption parameter in Microsoft Graph is used to convert a guest user who initially redeemed an invitation using a one-time passcode (OTP) to a federated authentication method. Setting this parameter to true allows the user to re-redeem their invitation using a federated identity provider (like Azure AD, Google, or Facebook) while retaining their existing user object and data. This is crucial for scenarios where trial users, initially using OTP for convenience, transition to paying customers requiring more robust, federated authentication without data loss. Status is a general property indicating the user's account status, not an action to change authentication methods. userFlowType relates to Azure AD B2C user flows, which are different from B2B collaboration scenarios. invitedUser is a property of the invitation object, not a parameter for modifying an existing user's redemption method.