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# Decisioning of Office365 users
Post the Office365 Integration, you would be able to find the list of all your Office365 accounts on Sprinto.\
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You need to connect each of those accounts to an employee/contractor.
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If the user/account happens to be an individual staff member, select the *Individual staff member* radio button
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You can now add the account as an employee by selecting *Add as an employee/contractor* option\
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Post selecting *Add as an employee/contractor* option, you need to select the employment type as either Employee / Contractor.\
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Interns are to be categorized as contractors.\
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Post this, enter the *Date of Joining* of that employee/contractor.\
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If they're a new employee, select the Yes radio button. *\*\
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If they're existing employees, just being newly added to Sprinto, select the No radio button and click on Save.
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That's it now you have to complete this for all your pending/new Office365 accounts.\
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Sometimes you might end up having accounts like which could be used by multiple staff members within your organization.\
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For such accounts, you need to select the option of multiple staff members & select who the primary owner of that account would be. *\*\
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So, the primary owner of that account would have to enable MFA in that account.
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