The choices here are Just me, the Entire organization or Specific users/groups.

Here, you can specify whether this is a test deployment or not, and decide who to deploy the application to. For some applications, an initial Configuration page will be made available, while others will take you directly to the Users page.

Once you have selected an app and filled in those details or pressed the Continue button, the Deploy New App wizard will launch. This part of the experience is optional though, and in some cases you will only be presented with the checkbox/continue prompt. Unlike the standalone AppSource portal, which happily recognizes my Office 365 profile and fills in all the relevant data automatically, the Microsoft 365 Admin Center experience results in a blank dialog, as shown below: Apart from the short introduction and links to other portals (not even direct link to the corresponding app store within said portals), the only notable UI element is the Get apps button, pressing which opens an embedded view of the store.Īs customary for each new release, the experience has some rough edges, such as being unable to populate your details once you select a given app. You will find any installed/deployed apps listed on this page, but in my case it looks rather empty.

This new page basically serves as a front for the AppSource store experience, scoped down to Microsoft 365 apps. Few days back, a new page appeared under the Settings menu in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center, namely Integrated apps.

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