EionRobb
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2 years ago That's a good point. You'd normally only need it if you're logging into a different tenant from your 'home' tenant, otherwise you can leave it blank.
To try find it, you could use https://aad.portal.azure.com/#settings/directory which will show the tenant name in the 'domain' column. The other way I've found them in the past is to send an email from that tenant to a gmail address, which will show the .onmicrosof.com tenant in the top of the email
There's also a couple of ideas at https://o365hq.com/faq/how-to-find-your-office-365-tenant-name/
OneDrive for Business Service Log in to your Microsoft 365. Click on the OneDrive for Business app in the Microsoft 365 app launcher (square in the top left corner of your screen). Your browser URL will look like this
https://tenantname-my.sharepoint.com/personal/<your user name>/_layouts/15/onedrive.aspxYou can add .onmicrosoft.com to the tenantname above and it will be your full Microsoft 365 tenant name.SharePoint Online Service Log in to your Microsoft 365. Click on the SharePoint Online app in the Microsoft 365 app launcher (square in the top left corner of your screen). Your browser URL will look like this
https://tenantname.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/sharepoint.aspxYou can add .onmicrosoft.com to the tenantname above and it will be your full Microsoft 365 tenant name.
It might also be possible to list all the available tenants after logging into Pidgin with a blank one once, and turn that setting into a dropdown list. The downside there being it wouldn't be possible to have a manually set text entry at the same time, it'd be one or the other
Looking through the network tab on the Teams website, I can find the internal ID, but not the domain.