CuraCourseWho this is for
This guide is for Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) administrators at schools and districts. If students or teachers see Need admin approval when they choose Sign in with Microsoft, your organization only lets administrators approve new apps.
CuraCourse can't change this setting. Only an administrator for your organization can approve the app.
What CuraCourse accesses
Microsoft sign-in shares only the user's name and email address with CuraCourse.
Approve CuraCourse
You need the Global Administrator, Privileged Role Administrator, Cloud Application Administrator, or Application Administrator role.
- Go to curacourse.com/login and choose Sign in with Microsoft.
- Sign in with your administrator account.
- Select Consent on behalf of your organization, then choose Accept.
This approves CuraCourse for everyone in your organization. Ask users to close the sign-in window and try again.
If CuraCourse is already listed
If someone has already tried to sign in, CuraCourse may already appear in your tenant. You can approve it there instead:
- Sign in to the Microsoft Entra admin center.
- Go to Entra ID → Enterprise apps → All applications and open CuraCourse. To confirm you have the right one, check that its application ID is:
c46ce13f-b550-47ca-ac59-67e5e9d17e45 - Under Security, choose Permissions, then Grant admin consent for your organization.
- Review the permissions and choose Accept.
If Assignment required? is set to Yes under Properties, also add your users or groups under Users and groups.
Until it's approved
Users can sign in with their school email address and a password or a sign-in link sent by email. They can switch to Microsoft sign-in once it's approved.
Still blocked?
Check that you approved the app with the application ID above. If users are still blocked, contact support.