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How employees sign in to All Hours with their Microsoft work account and how an administrator approves the application in Microsoft Entra ID.

Written by Denis Jašič

Employees can sign in to All Hours with their Microsoft work account (Microsoft Entra ID, formerly Azure AD). They do not need to set a separate All Hours password.

Before you start

  • Users are not synchronised from Microsoft Entra ID. Add or import every employee to All Hours first (Adding, importing and updating users).

  • The user’s email address in All Hours must be the same as the email address of their Microsoft account.

  • An administrator of your Microsoft Entra ID must approve the All Hours application once for the whole organisation, as described below.

Signing in with Microsoft

On the All Hours sign-in page, click Sign in with Microsoft and sign in with your Microsoft work account.

If Microsoft asks you to choose your organisation, select Sign-in options › Sign in to an organization, enter your company’s domain name and click Next.

Approving the application (for Microsoft Entra ID administrators)

Before employees can sign in with Microsoft for the first time, an administrator of your Microsoft Entra ID must approve the All Hours application on behalf of the organisation:

  1. Add the Microsoft Entra ID administrator to All Hours as a user, with the same email address as their Microsoft account.

  2. The administrator signs in to All Hours with Sign in with Microsoft.

  3. In the Permissions requested window for the application Spica Time and Space 360 Level Zero, the administrator selects Consent on behalf of your organization and clicks Accept.

The application is then listed in the Microsoft Entra admin center under Enterprise applications.

The application only needs the Microsoft Graph permission User.Read (sign in and read user profile). You can check this under Enterprise applications › Spica Time and Space 360 Level Zero › Permissions.

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