Thunk Wants You to Log In with Google Account to Enable More Permissions for Microsoft 365 Connection

General Questions
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  1. On the main Thunk page, click your user icon in the bottom left of left frame (likely just a circle with the first letter of your name)
  2. Click My account
  3. Click the Connections tab

Clicking Enable More Permissions brings you to a login screen for Google. If any login is required, it should be through Microsoft, not Google, since this is a Microsoft 365 connection.

Additionally, if you click Add new connection and select Microsoft 365, you also are brought to a Google login page.

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Hi @Rachel we’re looking into this.

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Hmm, we’ve tried this on a few different accounts and haven’t been able to reproduce the issue. Will continue to debug.

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Thanks @tony! Let me know if you want me to provide a screen recording.

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Rachel,

We are still debugging the issue. Can you help us eliminate a possible hypothesis, please?

Can you directly navigate to this URL, https://postern.thunk.ai/api/connections/microsoft/auth?scope=OneDriveRead&redirect=https://app.thunk.ai/account?tab=integrations&listItemId=microsoft365, in your browser when you are logged in to your Thunk.ai account with your Microsoft 365 account, please? This address should be the direct address to kick off the request for read access to your files on M365 onedrive.

Please let us know if you are still being asked to sign into a Google account using visiting that URL.

Thanks,

Galex

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Hi @Galex_Yen! I’m so sorry that I never saw this! This isn’t a problem anymore!

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@Rachel - No worries! Yes, this issue has been fixed!

Thanks for confirming.