Hello @Pawel Hammer
Based on your description, your Microsoft 365 account appears to be working, since you can sign in to Microsoft 365 normally. The failure seems to occur specifically when Claude redirects you to Microsoft for authorization.
The message saying that an account for your domain doesn't exist often means the authentication request is being sent to a Microsoft identity context that doesn't recognize that account.
A couple of things would help narrow this down:
- Is your Microsoft 365 account a work/school account managed by an organization, or a personal Microsoft account?
- What is the exact error message or error code shown on the Microsoft sign-in page when Claude redirects you?
- If you see an Entra error such as AADSTSxxxxx, please post that code here.
If this is an organizational Microsoft 365 account, another possibility is that Claude's Microsoft 365 integration requires permissions/consent your organization's Microsoft Entra administrator hasn't granted. Microsoft documents that applications can require administrator consent depending on the permissions requested and the tenant's consent policies.
You can also check whether you're signing into the correct Microsoft account by opening Microsoft 365 in an InPrivate/Incognito browser window first, signing in with the intended account, and then attempting the Claude connection again.
I wouldn't change anything in your Microsoft 365 tenant yet. The exact Microsoft sign-in error/error code will tell us whether this is an account/tenant mismatch, application consent issue, or something on the Claude integration side.
Sharing this Microsoft reference as well:
Microsoft – User and admin consent in Microsoft Entra ID
Share the error (with your email/domain and tenant information masked), and we can go from there.
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