In order to support Mac and Office Online users, Web Add-ins can be distributed to end-users through the Microsoft 365 Admin Portal.
Prerequisites
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Overview
There are 3 different Web Add-ins available for Templafy: Library Outlook, Library Word/PowerPoint/Excel, and Email Signature. All Web Add-ins can be downloaded directly in the Admin Center of your tenant.
Note
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Mobile Previews for Email Signature
Configuration of the Email Signature Web Add-in to support mobile devices can be found under Settings in the Email Signature section of the admin center.
Deployment
ImportantUsing Centralized Deployment from Microsoft can take a minimum of 24 hours for all users targeted to the Web Add-in to see it in their Office programs (maximum of 72 hours). |
Uploading a New Add-in
- Download the Templafy Web Add-in from the Admin Center.
- Go to the Microsoft 365 Admin Portal.
- Click Settings.
- Click Integrated apps.
- Click Upload custom apps.
- Under App type select Office Add-in.
- Select Upload manifest file (.xml) from device and click Choose File.
- Browse location of the manifest file (.xml) for upload, select it and click Open.
- Select which Users/Groups should have access (or Everyone) and click Next.
- Accept permissions request by clicking Next.
- Click Finish deployment to begin the deployment of the add-in.
Updating an Existing Add-in
- Download the Templafy Web Add-in from the Admin Center.
- Go to the Microsoft 365 Admin Portal.
- Click Settings.
- Click Integrated apps.
- From the list of deployed apps, choose the Templay app you would like to update.
- In the app overview, select Update add-in from the Actions menu.
- Select Upload manifest file (.xml) from device and click Choose File.
- Browse location of the manifest file (.xml) for upload, select it and click Open.
- Click Next.
- Accept permissions and initiate the update by clicking Accept and update.
How to Retrieve the Original Product ID if your Manifest Upload Failed
NoteIf you receive an error message that your new manifest failed the validation by Microsoft due to a difference in product ID, the product ID (GUID) of your new manifest differs from the original manifest file and needs to be adjusted. |
- Open the developer tools from your browser (F12 for Windows, Cmd+Opt+J for Mac)
- Reupload the manifest to trigger the error message
- In the developer tools window, click on the uploadCustomApp request under the Name column
- You can then find the original product ID under the Payload header tab as seen in the below screenshot (Form Data -> ProductId)
- The product ID can only be retrieved from the developer tools. IDs that might appear in upload error message are not related to the product ID.
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