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# Add Microsoft 365 organization manually

To add your Microsoft 365 organization to Storware Backup & Recovery server, do as follow:

1. Log into Storware Backup & Recovery WebUi and select tab **Cloud**.
2. Go to the **Service Providers** menu.
3. Click the **Create** button.
4. In the **Microsoft 365 Configuration** window you have to enter information as follow:
   1. Tenant ID
   2. Client ID
   3. Client secret
5. Chose node configuration which will be assigned to this organization 
6. Save your settings by clicking the **Save** button.
7. Click the **Synchronize** button to synchronize users/sites/teams from your organization with Storware Backup & Recovery server. 
8. Now you can go to the **Instances** menu and see synchronize results.

Go to the [Add Microsoft 365 organization using the Setup Assistant](/backup-and-recovery-71/protecting-microsoft-365/microsoft-365-organization-management/add-microsoft-365-organization-using-the-setup-assistant.md) chapter to learn how to add Microsoft 365 organization using dedicated Setup Assistant.

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**Note:** Go to the [Account auto-synchronization](/backup-and-recovery-71/protecting-microsoft-365/microsoft-365-organization-management/account-auto-synchronization.md) to learn how to synchronize Microsoft 365 accounts.
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