You use Microsoft 365 at work and want to sign in to Rhodes with that account, or the Microsoft sign-in sent you back without a word.
In Rhodes: the sign-in page → Sign in with Microsoft
Rhodes accepts work and school Microsoft accounts as well as personal Microsoft accounts and Google. On the sign-in page choose Sign in with Microsoft; if you're new to Rhodes, the sign-up page's Continue with Microsoft starts your account and takes you through setting up your organization, just as Google does.
The first time someone at your firm signs in
Microsoft may show a Permissions requested screen for Rhodes before letting you through. Choose Accept. You're asked once.
If Microsoft says Need admin approval instead, your firm only lets people use apps its IT admin has approved. Ask your IT admin to approve Rhodes for your firm (the steps are at the end of this article). They only need to do it once. After that, anyone at your firm can sign in, so try again.
You ended up back on the sign-in page
If Microsoft sends you back to the Rhodes sign-in page with no message, the sign-in didn't go through. The usual reasons:
- Your firm hasn't approved Rhodes yet. Try again once your IT admin has, as above.
- Your Microsoft account has no email address on it, for example because it has no mailbox. Rhodes needs one.
- Microsoft doesn't confirm that your email address belongs to your firm. Your IT admin can check this on Microsoft's side.
For the last two, ask your IT admin, or email support@rhodesoffice.ai.
For IT admins: approve Rhodes for your firm
If your firm requires admin approval for apps, sign in as a Microsoft administrator at this address, with your firm's domain in place of <your-domain>, and accept:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/<your-domain>/adminconsent?client_id=71614af6-b800-4a7c-84e3-df76e613c0ac
You only need to do this once for everyone at your firm.