Installation requires actions from two different Microsoft 365 admin roles. These may be the same person, or two people in your IT team.
Step | Required Role | Why |
|---|---|---|
Install the Signeasy app in SharePoint | SharePoint Administrator | Controls which apps can be deployed across SharePoint sites |
Approve Signeasy sign-in (one-time) | Global Administrator (or Cloud Application Administrator / Application Administrator) | Controls which apps can authenticate users via Microsoft Entra (Azure AD) |
Important: A SharePoint Administrator alone is not enough to complete the installation. The Microsoft sign-in approval (Step 2) requires Global Administrator rights — this is a separate Microsoft Entra permission, not a SharePoint permission.
You can install Signeasy in two ways. Choose whichever fits your organization.
Performed by: SharePoint Administrator
You can start from either of these entry points — both lead to the same install:
Entry point 1: Microsoft AppSource (public marketplace)
Search for Signeasy for SharePoint
Click GET IT NOW → sign in with your Microsoft 365 work account
You'll be redirected to the SharePoint admin center to complete deployment — continue from step 5 below
Entry point 2: SharePoint Store (inside SharePoint admin center)
Sign in to the SharePoint admin center: https://[your-tenant]-admin.sharepoint.com
From the left menu, go to More features → Apps → Open
Click SharePoint Store
Search for Signeasy and click Add it
Then (both entry points):
On the deploy dialog:
Check "Make this solution available to all sites in the organization"
Click Deploy
Wait ~2 minutes for the deployment to propagate
Verify: Go to Manage apps in the SharePoint admin center — "Signeasy for SharePoint" should appear with status "Enabled."
Performed by: Site Owner (after SharePoint Admin has deployed Signeasy at the tenant level)
Use this when Signeasy was deployed tenant-wide without the "available to all sites" option, or you want to limit it to specific sites.
Go to the SharePoint site where you want Signeasy
Click Settings (gear icon) → Site contents
Click + New → App
Find Signeasy for SharePoint in the list and click Add
Wait for the app to appear under Site Contents (~1 minute)
Verify: Open any document library on the site. Select a document — the Signeasy option should appear in the command bar.
The first time anyone in your organization signs in to Signeasy, Microsoft will show an "Approval required" or "Permissions requested" screen. This is a one-time approval that lets all users in your tenant sign in afterwards.
This step is separate from Step 1 and requires a Global Administrator account. The SharePoint Administrator role cannot approve this.
Open any SharePoint document library where Signeasy is installed
Select a file → click Signeasy in the command bar
Click Sign in with Signeasy and complete Signeasy sign-in
When the Microsoft consent screen appears, sign in with your Global Administrator account (critical — using a regular account will not show the Accept option)
On the consent screen:
Tick "Consent on behalf of your organization"
Click Accept
The user clicks Request approval and enters a brief justification
Global Admin receives an email notification, or can review in: Entra admin center → Identity → Applications → Enterprise applications → Admin consent requests
Global Admin reviews and clicks Approve
The user can now sign in
Sign in to https://entra.microsoft.com as Global Administrator
Go to Identity → Applications → Enterprise applications
Search for Signeasy and open it
Go to Security → Permissions
Click Grant admin consent for [your organization] and click Accept
Sign in as a regular (non-admin) user
Open SharePoint, go to a document library where Signeasy is installed
Select a file → click Signeasy in the command bar
Sign in to Signeasy
The Microsoft consent screen should NOT appear (if it does, Step 2 was not completed correctly)
The Signeasy panel should load and let you send the document for signing
"Need admin approval" screen has no Accept button → The signed-in user is not a Global Admin. Sign out, sign back in with a Global Admin account, and retry. Or use Option 2B or 2C above.
Signeasy doesn't appear in the SharePoint command bar → Wait 5–10 minutes after deployment. Refresh the SharePoint page (Ctrl+F5). If Signeasy was deployed without "available to all sites," follow Option 1B to add it to the specific site.
Users still see the consent screen after Step 2 → Verify the Global Admin ticked "Consent on behalf of your organization" (not just clicked Accept). Re-do Step 2 if needed.
App was deployed but not available on a site → "Make this solution available to all sites" was likely unchecked during install. Either re-deploy with the option checked, or follow Option 1B to add it per site.
Microsoft 365 admin roles / who is your Global Admin → your internal IT team
Signeasy installation issues, billing, features → support@signeasy.com