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Step 1: Sign in with your Microsoft Work account (recommended).
If your company email is managed through Microsoft 365, select Sign in with your Microsoft work account. If you are unsure whether you have a Microsoft Work account, start with this option.
The first time someone from your organization signs in, your company will automatically be created in RedSpec. Additional users from the same organization will be associated with that company automatically.
During sign-in, Microsoft may display a permissions screen asking you to Accept access. This is a standard Microsoft authorization process that allows your organization to share basic profile information, such as your name and email address, with RedSpec. This information is used only to create and manage your RedSpec account and provide a seamless sign-in experience.
If your organization's security policies do not allow users to grant application permissions, Microsoft will display a Request Approval option instead of Accept. Selecting this option sends a request to your organization's IT administrators for review and approval (see Notes in the section below).
Step 2: Sign in with your email and password.
If you use Gmail, Yahoo, or another non-Microsoft email service, or if Step 1 does not work, select Sign in with your email and password.
If you use a custom company domain, contact redspec@redbuilt.com to have your company configured for project and folder sharing.
If your Microsoft tenant is configured to block user consent, you may see the message:
"Approval required - your admin has been notified."
In this case, your IT administrators must review and approve the request before you can continue. Administrators can review these requests in: Microsoft Entra ID → Enterprise Applications → Consent and Permissions → Admin Consent Requests
Once approval has been granted, return to RedSpec and sign in again.