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Beta Testing using Company Accounts #2097

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balanced-RedJay opened this issue Nov 21, 2019 — with docs.microsoft.com · 4 comments
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Beta Testing using Company Accounts #2097

balanced-RedJay opened this issue Nov 21, 2019 — with docs.microsoft.com · 4 comments
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balanced-RedJay commented Nov 21, 2019

Users with company Azure AD accounts that are in our internal testing groups and who have logged into the Windows Store using their work AD account, are unable to access our apps for testing prior to their public release. For obvious reasons, it is necessary for our internal testers to be able to access these pre-release builds. If this is possible to do, the method should be clearly documented. If it is not possible to do, this should be clearly explained in the documentation and reference the expected method for internal company access to pre-release packages.


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hickeys commented Dec 4, 2019

I believe the information you're looking for is already documented here. If you still believe there is missing information after reading this, let me know what you'd like to see added.

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I believe the information you're looking for is already documented here. If you still believe there is missing information after reading this, let me know what you'd like to see added.

I am unable to find any reference to work/Azure AD accounts in the linked documentation. I do not believe the use-case for testing non-public builds within a corporate tenant using Microsoft "work accounts" is addressed anywhere and I am unable to find it in the linked documentation.

@PRMerger6 PRMerger6 added the Pri2 label Dec 7, 2019
@hkhmsft hkhmsft added the doc-bug feedback is about something that is out of date, unclear, confusing, or broken in the article label Dec 10, 2019
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Ruud-cb commented Mar 30, 2020

Same here, would be great to test with AD accounts.

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hickeys commented Mar 26, 2021

In that case, I think you're encountering a product issue and not a documentation issue. This seems more like a larger conversation and less like a GitHub issue. I'm going to close this issue and contact the store team for more information. If, after I get more clarity on this issue, there are documentation updates, I will make them. I suspect, however, that there will not be since this sounds like an issue with internal Microsoft accounts for testing.

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