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Dec 31, 2019 Add-ins are often cached in Office for Mac, for performance reasons. Normally, the cache is cleared by reloading the add-in. If more than one add-in exists in the same document, the process of automatically clearing the cache on reload might not be reliable. Active Application Add-ins Add-ins registered and currently running in your Office program. Inactive Application Add-ins These are present on your computer but not currently loaded.For example, XML schemas are active when the document that refers to them is open. Another example is the COM add-in: if a COM add-in is selected, the add-in is active.

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Centralized Deployment is the recommended and most feature-rich way for most customers to deploy Office add-ins to users and groups within your Office 365 organization. If you're an admin, use this guidance to determine if your tenant and users meet the requirements so that you can use Centralized Deployment.Centralized Deployment supports Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Online Office apps.It can take up to 24 hours for an add-in to show up for client for all users.

Requirements

Centralized deployment of add-ins requires that the users are using Office 365 ProPlus (and are signed into Office using their Organizational ID), and have Exchange Online and active Exchange Online mailboxes. Your subscription'd directory must either be in, or federated to Azure Active Directory.You can view specific requirements for Office and Exchange below, or use the Office 365 Centralized Deployment Compatibility Checker.

Centralized Deployment doesn't support the following:

  • Add-ins that target Word, Excel, or PowerPoint in Office 2013

  • An on-premises directory service

  • Add-in deployment to SharePoint

  • Teams apps

  • Deployment of Component Object Model (COM) or Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) add-ins

  • Deployments of Office 365 that do not include Exchange such as Office 365 Business

Office Requirements

  • For Word, Excel, and PowerPoint add-ins, your users must be using one of the following:

    • On a Windows device, Version 1704 or later of Office 365 ProPlus.
    • On a Mac, Version 15.34 or later.
  • For Outlook, your users must be using one of the following:

    • Version 1701 or later of Office 365 ProPlus.
    • Version 1808 or later of Office Professional Plus 2019 or Office Standard 2019.
    • Version 16.0.4494.1000 or later of Office Professional Plus 2016 (MSI) or Office Standard 2016 (MSI)*
    • Version 15.0.4937.1000 or later of Office Professional Plus 2013 (MSI) or Office Standard 2013 (MSI)*
    • Version 16.0.9318.1000 or later of Office 2016 for Mac
  • Version 2.75.0 or later of Outlook mobile for iOS

  • Version 2.2.145 or later of Outlook mobile for Android

    *MSI versions of Outlook show admin-installed add-ins in the appropriate Outlook ribbon, not the 'My add-ins' section.

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Find out if Office 365 ProPlus is installed

To use Office 365 ProPlus, a user must have an Office 365 account and must have been assigned a license. For more information, see Overview of Office 365 ProPlus.

The simplest way to detect if a user has Office 365 ProPlus installed and has been using it recently is to use the Microsoft Office Activations report, which is available in the Microsoft 365 admin center. The report provides a list of all users who have activated Office 365 ProPlus within the last 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, or 180 days. For centralized deployment purposes, the desktop activations for Windows or Mac are the important columns in the report. You can export the report to Excel. For more information about the report, see Office 365 Reports in the Admin Center - Microsoft Office activations.

If you don't want to use the Activations report, you can ask a user to open an Office application such as Word on their machine, and then choose File > Account. Under Product Information, you should see Subscription Product and Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus, as shown in the following image.

For help with Office 365 ProPlus, see Troubleshooting tips for Office 365 ProPlus.

Exchange Online requirements

Microsoft Exchange stores the add-in manifests within your organization's tenant. The admin deploying add-ins and the users receiving those add-ins must be on a version of Exchange Online that supports OAuth authentication.

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Check with your organization's Exchange admin to find out which configuration is in use. OAuth connectivity per user can be verified by using the Test-OAuthConnectivity PowerShell cmdlet.

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Office 365 Centralized Deployment Compatibility Checker

Using the Office 365 Centralized Deployment Compatibility Checker, you can verify whether the users on your tenant are set up to use Centralized Deployment for Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The Compatibility Checker is not required for Outlook support. Download the compatibility checker here.

Run the compatibility checker

  1. Start an elevated PowerShell.exe window.

  2. Run the following command:

  1. Run the Invoke-CompatabilityCheck command:

which prompts you for TenantDomain (for example, TailspinToysIncorporated.onmicrosoft.com) and TenantAdmin credentials (use your global admin credentials), and then requests consent.

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Note

Depending on the number of users in your tenant, the checker could complete in minutes or hours.

When the tool finishes running, it produces an output file in comma-separated (.csv) format. The file is saved to C:windowssystem32 by default. The output file contains the following information:

  • User Name

  • User ID (User's email address)

  • Centralized Deployment ready - If the remaining items are true

  • Office plan - The plan of Office they are licensed for

  • Office Activated - If they have activated Office

  • Supported Mailbox - If they are on an OAuth-enabled mailbox

User and group assignments

The Centralized Deployment feature currently supports the majority of groups supported by Azure Active Directory, including Office 365 Groups, distribution lists, and security groups.

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Note

Non-mail enabled security groups are not currently supported.

Centralized Deployment supports assignments to individual users, groups, and everyone in the tenant. Centralized Deployment supports users in top-level groups or groups without parent groups, but not users in nested groups or groups that have parent groups.

Take a look at the following example where Sandra, Sheila, and the Sales Department group are assigned to an add-in. Because the West Coast Sales Department is a nested group, Bert and Fred aren't assigned to an add-in.

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Find out if a group contains nested groups

The easiest way to detect if a group contains nested groups is to view the group contact card within Outlook. If you enter the group name within the To field of an email and then select the group name when it resolves, it will show you if it contains users or nested groups. In the example below, the Members tab of the Outlook contact card for the Test Group shows no users and only two sub groups.

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You can do the opposite query by resolving the group to see if it's a member of any group. In the example below, you can see under the Membership tab of the Outlook contact card that Sub Group 1 is a member of the Test Group.

Alternately, you can use the Azure Active Directory Graph API to run queries to find the list of groups within a group. For more information, see Operations on groups | Graph API reference.

Contacting Microsoft for support

If you or your users encounter problems loading the add-in while using Office apps for the web (Word, Excel, etc.), which were centrally deployed, you may need to contact Microsoft support (learn how). Provide the following information about your Office 365 environment in the support ticket.

PlatformDebug information
Office
Charles/Fiddler logs
Tenant ID ( learn how)
CorrelationID. View the source of one of the office pages and look for the Correlation ID value and send it to support:
<input name=' **wdCorrelationId**' type='hidden' value=' **{BC17079E-505F-3000-C177-26A8E27EB623}**'>
<input name='user_id' type='hidden' value='1003bffd96933623'></form>
Rich clients (Windows, Mac)
Charles/Fiddler logs
Build numbers of the client app (preferably as a screenshot from File/Account)