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Adobe Link and Microsoft Office Link (both powered by LinkrUI) account delegate set up
Adobe Link and Microsoft Office Link (both powered by LinkrUI) account delegate set up

This article will help you get your Adobe Link or Microsoft Office Link account set up and ready to invite users.

Updated over a week ago

Adobe Link and Microsoft Office Link powered by LinkrUI are paid integrations. If you have not already, please contact your Frontify point of contact.

This is a setup guide for the account delegate only, the user that manages all the internal licenses.

After forwarding the activation request to your Customer Success Manager or your Account Executive, you should receive an email from no-reply@linkrui.com similar to the one shown below.

Visit the LinkrUI dashboard and log in with the credentials provided in the email above. Navigate to the 'My Profile' link in the top right corner, as shown below.

Enter a new password and click 'Save'.

Now navigate back, to the LinkrUI dashboard, and click your activation, shown above outlined in black.

For Adobe Link

You have two options for adding new users:

  1. Provide users with the activation code on the top left of your dashboard (outlined in black above). You will have a number rather than the words 'Activation #'.

    • Note: Anyone with the code can become a user of your account.

  2. Add new users manually. On the top right of your dashboard, you will see a 'New User' button. It is outlined in grey above.

    • Note: Using this method you have to add users individually.

Below are some useful Help Articles on how to install and use Adobe Link.

For Microsoft Office Link

There's one method for adding new users:

  1. Provide users with the activation code on the top left of your dashboard (outlined in black above). You will have a number rather than the words 'Activation #'.

    • Note: Anyone with the code can become a user of your account.

Below are some useful Help Articles on how to install and use Microsoft Office Link.

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