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title: Self-service sign-up for email-verified users - Azure AD | Microsoft Docs
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title: Self-service sign up for email-verified users - Azure AD | Microsoft Docs
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description: Use self-service sign-up in an Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) organization
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services: active-directory
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documentationcenter: ''
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ms.subservice: enterprise-users
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ms.topic: overview
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ms.workload: identity
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ms.date: 06/23/2022
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ms.date: 03/02/2022
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ms.author: barclayn
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ms.reviewer: elkuzmen
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ms.custom: it-pro
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An admin can configure these capabilities using the following Azure AD cmdlet Set-MsolCompanySettings parameters:
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* **AllowEmailVerifiedUsers** controls whether users can join the tenant by email validation. To join, the user must have an email address in a domain which matches one of the verified domains in the tenant. This setting is applied company-wide for all domains in the tenant. If you set that parameter to $false, no email-verified user can join the tenant.
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* **AllowEmailVerifiedUsers** controls whether users can join the tenant by email validation. To join, the user must have an email address in a domain that matches one of the verified domains in the tenant. This setting is applied company-wide for all domains in the tenant. If you set that parameter to $false, no email-verified user can join the tenant.
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* **AllowAdHocSubscriptions** controls the ability for users to perform self-service sign-up. If you set that parameter to $false, no user can perform self-service sign-up.
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AllowEmailVerifiedUsers and AllowAdHocSubscriptions are tenant-wide settings that can be applied to a managed or unmanaged tenant. Here's an example where:
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* You administer a tenant with a verified domain such as contoso.com
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* You use B2B collaboration from a different tenant to invite a user that does not already exist ([email protected]) in the home tenant of contoso.com
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* You use B2B collaboration from a different tenant to invite a user that doesn't already exist ([email protected]) in the home tenant of contoso.com
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* The home tenant has the AllowEmailVerifiedUsers turned on
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If the preceding conditions are true, then a member user is created in the home tenant, and a B2B guest user is created in the inviting tenant.
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>[!NOTE]
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> Office 365 for Education users, are currently the only ones who are added to existing managed tenants even when this toggle is enabled
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For more information on Flow and Power Apps trial sign-ups, see the following articles:
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* [How can I prevent my existing users from starting to use Power BI?](https://support.office.com/article/Power-BI-in-your-Organization-d7941332-8aec-4e5e-87e8-92073ce73dc5#bkmk_preventjoining)
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* [Flow in your organization Q&A](/power-automate/organization-q-and-a)
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### How do the controls work together?
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These two parameters can be used in conjunction to define more precise control over self-service sign-up. For example, the following command will allow users to perform self-service sign-up, but only if those users already have an account in Azure AD (in other words, users who would need an email-verified account to be created first cannot perform self-service sign-up):
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These two parameters can be used in conjunction to define more precise control over self-service sign-up. For example, the following command allows users to perform self-service sign-up, but only if those users already have an account in Azure AD (in other words, users who would need an email-verified account to be created first can't perform self-service sign-up):
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```powershell
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Set-MsolCompanySettings -AllowEmailVerifiedUsers $false -AllowAdHocSubscriptions $true
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![flowchart of self-service sign-up controls](./media/directory-self-service-signup/SelfServiceSignUpControls.png)
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The details of this setting can be retrieved by the following PowerShell cmdlet Get-MsolCompanyInformation. For more information on this, see [Get-MsolCompanyInformation](/powershell/module/msonline/get-msolcompanyinformation).
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This setting's details may be retrieved using the PowerShell cmdlet Get-MsolCompanyInformation. For more information on this, see [Get-MsolCompanyInformation](/powershell/module/msonline/get-msolcompanyinformation).
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```powershell
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Get-MsolCompanyInformation | Select AllowEmailVerifiedUsers, AllowAdHocSubscriptions

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