The CloudExtend subscription portal (https://subscriptions.cloudextend.io) is used for Group and Enterprise Admins to manage licenses for CloudExtend Excel for NetSuite, Salesforce, and CloudExtend Outlook.
Admins typically login with their Office365 account provided to CloudExtend during their onboarding (unless this was changed during the subscription). The primary admin can also assign other admins to manage licenses.
If you're having issues with the portal, it is usually due to one of the following 3 issues.
You've logged in and your licenses are not showing
This is typically a caching issue or a user is logging in with the wrong Microsoft account ID (email). Try the following steps in sequence.
Step 1: First, make sure you are logging in with email address you provided during onboarding. If you are using the proper email proceed to step 2.
Step 2: Clear your browser cache (it is not necessary to clear cookies) and try again.
Step 3: Still not working? Open your browser in an incognito window and try again.
Step 4: Still not working? Click logout at the top right and then visit office365.com. Make sure you log out of the current Microsoft Account by clicking your name at the top-right and select sign out. Try again
Step 5: Still not working? Use the chat icon at the bottom right of this page to start a conversation with our support team.
You are logging in with an alias email
Your email may be joe.smith@contoso.com but you may also have an alias email of jsmith@contoso.com. You should login with your primary email, not an alias. Your Microsoft 365 Admin should be able to help determine if you have an alias email.
You receive an application disabled or permission issue when logging in
We still recommend trying steps 1-5 above in this scenario. If this still fails, then please note this process is entirely controlled by your Microsoft account and the message you see may vary. Some users may be prompted to request access to Celigo, Inc. If you request access Microsoft will send the request to your Microsoft 365 Admin.
First, make sure you are logging in with the email address you provided to CloudExtend during onboarding. Make sure your email is not an alias, it should be your primary email.
If you're receiving the message below your Office365 Admin may have a strict rule not allowing any user to consent to Enterprise applications.
⚠️ Disclaimer! Please use the steps below with caution and contact Microsoft support if in doubt. While we're really good at writing Apps for Microsoft we're not Microsoft 365 Admins. We've put these steps together after hearing how our customers solved this problem. |
Option 1
We recommend that you contact your Microsoft 365 Admin and ask them to enable "Users can request admin consent to apps they are unable to consent to". This should trigger an approval request to your Admin to allow your email access to the CloudExtend subscription portal. Once granted, login again.
Your Admin may also manually grant access to some or all users by logging into portal.azure.com and selecting Subscription Portal from the list of Enterprise Applications.
Option 2
Start powershell as admin and run the following commands:
Install-Module MSOnlineConnect-MsolService-Logonwith email address and passwordGet-MsolServicePrincipal -AppPrincipalId efcf91dd-b632-4724-94ac-986c6fa416de | Set-MsolServicePrincipal -AccountEnabled $trueThen log on to https://subscriptions.cloudextend.io and Accept.