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# Log In with Microsoft Account
Compass users can login using their Microsoft 365 login credentials. Only users who have been given access to Compass will be able to sign in.
**Consent on Behalf of the Organization**
If you prefer to not have each user accept the Microsoft permission request, you can have a Microsoft Admin user consent permission for the organization. To do so please follow these steps.
1. In Compass, go to **Admin** > **Users** > Create a new user who's email has Microsoft Admin enabled. **Note**: you can remove the user after by deactivating them if you do not need them to login to Compass
2. The new user will go to , then click Continue with Microsoft Account.
3. Click "Consent on behalf of your organization" then **Accept**
Now new users to Compass will not have to accept the Microsoft permission request.
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