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hobs-7777 asked EnterpriseArchitect commented

Azure B2C access with Sharepoint or PowerBI?

Hello
My understsanding is that Sharepoint online cannot allow nor integrate with Azure B2C access (Federated Identities). However, I had an idea:

We know that Power Portals can allow B2C access. (This works).

If we were to embed a PowerApps Portal App (that uses Azure B2C for authentication) into a Sharepoint online , surely that would be OK?

Thanks

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Hi @hobs-9757,

Is there any progress on this thread?

If you need further assistance, please feel free to reply.

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Hi @hobs-9757,

If trevorseward's answer helps you, you could click "Accept Answer" so that users who have the same question can refer to it.

Thank you for your support and understanding.

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trevorseward answered EnterpriseArchitect commented

M365 in general does not support B2C.

See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory-b2c/faq for the B2C FAQ.

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Thank you for sharing your answer!

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So it is confirmed, up until now, there is no way to assign license or to allow the Guest User in Azure B2C to use Teams ?

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