Open the user account you would like to setup Office 365 backup on by going to Accounts > User.

Choose the device that you would like to set the backup on.

Office 365 backup requires using a device to backup and encrypt the data from Office 365. Data will flow from Office 365 to the endpoint and then the data will be handed off to either a local storage vault or the Magnus Box storage network.

Click name field and give the protected item a friendly name. We used "Office 365 Backup" in the example below. Then click "Microsoft Office 365" from the Type list.

Type in an email address tied to the client's Office 365 account. Then click "Next"

Copy the code that was generated and then click "[https://microsoft.com/devicelogin](https://microsoft.com/devicelogin)"

Enter the client's Office 365 admin account credentials.

Type in the account password and click "Sign In"

Click "Continue" and then you can close out of this screen.

Return to the Magnus Box admin portal where the code was and wait for the registration process to finish. This can take a few moments.

Waiting for the registration process to complete...

Once it has been completed, you can verify the credentials by clicking the "Test Connection" button.

Once "Test Connection" shows "Authentication validation passed" you can click on next.

Now select the user accounts you would like to backup and then click "Next".

After the "Items" screen, you will be configuring the backup schedule. This is just the normal process. We have detailed that process in the coming steps if you need help with setting the backup schedule.

Use can use custom commands under the "Commands" tab. However, we are just going to click "Next"

On the Schedule page, click on the green plus sign.

Under the name field, give the backup schedule a friendly name. 

The rest of these options are recommendations.
-Select the storage vault you would like to push the data to
-Uncheck "Skip if already running"
-Check "Cancel if still running after"

If you are running a daily backup, we recommend putting 23 hours in the first box. This means that if the job is running after 23 hours, it will cancel the job and pick up where it left off during the next backup an hour later.

Click on the Time tab and click on the green plus sign. From there you can set your backup frequency. In the example below, I picked 9 AM.

Hourly
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Once only
Periodic

Click "When PC starts, if the last job was Missed". This will allow the backup to run once the device comes back online if the last job was missed. 

When PC starts, if the last job was Missed

Once you hit save you can either wait for the scheduled backup time or trigger a manual backup from the devices page. 

Please reach out to [support@magnusbox.com](mailto:support@magnusbox.com) with any questions. 