Manifestby Transpira

A locked door is not the end of the road.

Microsoft is one way in, not the only one. Your team, your quotes and your customers are the same whichever way you arrive.

Microsoft sign-in is usually blocked by your own IT, not by us

Codes in the AADSTS65001 family mean your organisation has not approved Manifest yet. That is a setting in your company’s directory, so pressing the button again will give the same answer.

Other ways in

Pick any one. You can add Microsoft later from Integrations once your administrator has approved it.

1Use another sign-in methodFastest

Google, a password, or a code emailed to you — whichever your team uses. None of them needs anybody’s approval but your own, and your team and everything in it is the same either way.

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2Hand your administrator one link

This takes whoever runs your Microsoft tenant straight to the approval screen, with the permissions Manifest asks for listed. They approve once, for everyone at your company.

Manifest asks to read mail and nothing else. It never sends or deletes.

3Look around without an account

A sample mailbox and a shared quote book, so you can see what this is while somebody else sorts out the approval.

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Approved since you last tried? Microsoft will let you straight through now.

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