Re: Community logon requires admin approval
I'd like to point out the proposed solution from is a complete red herring!
A sensible MS365 admin will have set permissions up so that regular non-admin users cannot consent for any old app to read their azure details willy-nilly.
The solution is not to make regular users admin users, that's absurd indeed!
The solution is for the admin to review the app and consent on behalf of their organization for to use the permissions it needs (in this case read your basic account details).
The community account support page has instructions for your admin on how do do that:
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Community-Accounts-Registration/Community-Account-Support/ta-p/438394
And just to repost here:
The following steps can be used as a reference by the tenant admin if needed (screen UI may vary).
- Request your tenant admin to login into the Azure portal
- Select "Azure Active Directory" --> "Enterprise Applications"
- Search for "Power platform Community" and select it.
- Select Security -> Permissions --> User Consent
- Click 'Grant Admin consent for <tenant name>'
- Admin will be prompted to verify the login and give consent. After providing consent, the tenant Admin will be redirected to the Community (Please take the screenshot and share it with us).
Now, you can sign in to the community from your browser.
I really wish this consent required form had a "Please send an email to my admins asking them to do this" option, as people tend not to know what to ask, or even who their admin is.
Cheers.
