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LennoBlanken
Mar 06, 2025Copper Contributor
Admin acces
As an organization we have an office 365 account, but we do not know who the admin/manager is. The suspicion is that it is someone who left the organization a while ago, which is why we do not have a...
Kidd_Ip
Mar 07, 2025MVP
Please consider below:
- Verify Ownership of the Tenant:
- Microsoft requires proof that your organization owns the tenant. Gather documents such as:
- The domain registration details (e.g., WHOIS records).
- Billing information for the Office 365 subscription.
- Any other proof of ownership, such as invoices or purchase orders.
- Microsoft requires proof that your organization owns the tenant. Gather documents such as:
- Contact Microsoft Support:
- Reach out to Microsoft Support again and explain the situation. Provide the ownership documents mentioned above.
- Use the Microsoft 365 Admin Support page to create a support ticket. If you cannot log in, use the Global Customer Service Phone Numbers to contact Microsoft directly.
- DNS Verification:
- If you have access to the domain's DNS settings, you can verify ownership by adding a TXT record provided by Microsoft. This is a common method to prove control over the domain associated with the tenant.
- Escalate the Issue:
- If initial support attempts fail, request to escalate the issue to a higher-level support team. Be persistent and provide all necessary documentation.
- Legal or IT Assistance:
- If the above steps do not work, consider involving your legal or IT team to formally address the issue with Microsoft.