Using KUARIO with MS Azure Active Directory requires a configuration by the administrator of your organization.

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If you cannot log in to your MS Azure Active Directory account, you should contact your administrator and point them to this instruction. Once they have changed the configuration you should be able to use your Microsoft account to log in with KUARIO.

So you need to wait untill your administrator has make the changes.

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Admins can use their Single Sign On (SSO) configuration to enable and authorize the KUARIO integration for all users. End users will then be prompted to authorize this integration.
To configure this integration, the account must have Single Sign-On configured and their identity provider must be federated with Azure Active Directory.

This setting has changed it is now disabled by default. It needs to be set to 'Yes' (enabled) to use KUARIO integrated with MS Office 365 / MS Active Directory within Azure.

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