6.1 Allow Microsoft 365 (Entra / AAD) signup for Enterprise Application Wrepit
If your organization requires Admin approval to sign in with your Microsoft user, contact your IT Admin and show them these steps:
Go to https://portal.wrepit.net to find the sign-up and sign-in page. (If you are already signed in with another user, sign that user out)
Hit Continue with Microsoft
(Step not always required) If you have multiple Microsoft accounts, pick your IT Admin account for the correct organization.
You will end up at the “Permissions requested” screen (See Figure 1).
Check Consent on behalf of your organization and hit Accept.
If requested, verify your identity by confirming with the code sent to your email.
You will now end up in a Finish setting up your account screen. This is fully optional at this point, depending on whether you are to be working inside your organization’s Wrepit workspace.
Within your Azure Portal, you can now find the Enterprise Application named “Wrepit”, where you can apply any additional settings from your side.
Figure 1: MS Entra: Sign-up screen to consent on behalf of your organization.
6.2 Delegating access to Word add-ins
Some organizations block access to download and install add-ins in MS Word. If this is the case, contact your IT Admin and ask them to delegate the add-in to you as an integrated application. This is how:
Click Get Apps to open the Microsoft App Source store.
Within the store, search for “Wrepit” to find
Wrepit Highlights
Excel2Word by Wrepit
Click Get it now (Figure 2)
In the Add Users step that follows, assign your desired users to the add-in. Hit Next
To simplify the final setup of Excel2Word, make sure you assign access to yourself as IT Admin.
In the Accept permissions requests, accept permissions by clicking Next.
Click Finish Deployment.
Complete steps 3-7 for both add-ins. Successful installations will be listed in your overview of Integrated Apps.
Figure 2: Finding Wrepit's Word add-ins within Microsoft App Source
6.3 Finish setting up Excel2Word by Wrepit for your users
After the Excel2Word add-in has been delegated to the correct users, the IT admin must:
Allow Microsoft 365 signup for Enterprise Application Excel2Word by Wrepit.
Give the application MS Graph permissions.
To do this, do the following:
Open MS Word
In the “Home” tab, under the “Wrepit” section, click Excel2Word by Wrepit.
If it is not visible, find the Add-ins button under Home tab, or find the File tab and click Get Add-ins.
Under Admin Managed find Excel2Word by Wrepit.
Click it and then click Add.
Excel2Word by Wrepit should open in a built-in window in MS Word.
Within the add-in, click Sign in with Microsoft. (See Figure 3)
A new window opens to sign you in with your Microsoft user. Sign in as you normally would with your Admin user.
In the Permissions requestedscreen, check Consent on behalf of your organization and click Accept. (See Figure 4)
You are now signed in to Excel2Word by Wrepit, and your users can also sign in.
Within your Azure Portal, you can now find the Enterprise Application named “Excel2Word by Wrepit”, where you can apply any additional settings from your side.