This article describes how to access the Arctera Personal Archive Outlook Web Add-In in Microsoft Outlook, based on your organization’s authentication configuration. This add-in supports Single Sign-On (SSO) with Azure and OKTA.
Note: In a hybrid environment, you can use the Web Add-in for macOS users and VSTO add-in for Windows users.






Note: The add-in may take a few hours to appear in Outlook and appear in the following manner:
- Outlook Desktop: The add-in appears on the Ribbon. Clicking it opens a browser window.

- Outlook on the Web: The add-in is available in the context menu of each message and under the More Actions menu. Clicking it opens a new browser tab displaying the Personal Archive.


The system determines the OKTA SSO based on the loaded manifest file.
Note: If you are not already authenticated, The OKTA login page is displayed in a secure browser window initiated by the add-in. The appearance and branding of the page may vary based on the organization’s OKTA configuration.

Troubleshooting
Issue 1: The OKTA login page is not loading.
Solution: If the OKTA sign-in page does not open when you launch the Outlook Web Add-In, verify the following:
Ensure that the correct OKTA manifest is loaded for the environment.
Confirm that the OKTA application is configured correctly by following WebAddIn_OKTA_SSO_Setup_Documentation.docx.
Verify that the user is properly provisioned in OKTA.
Ensure that the required OKTA configuration is correctly stored in the database and matches the OKTA setup.
Required Configuration:
For example,
"clientId": "0oawnf5vbzOP2fCeR697",
"domain": "https://integrator-7776297.okta.com",
"redirectUri": https://auth.qa.archivecloud.net:10443/api/auth/okta/callback
“groupid”: 50010
If any of these values are missing or incorrect, provide the configuration details to the support or development team for verification.
Issue 2: Login failure on the OKTA authentication screen.
Solution: If the OKTA sign-in page opens but authentication fails, verify the following:
For detailed instructions on OKTA user and application configuration, see WebAddIn_OKTA_SSO_Setup_Documentation.docx included in the TOI documents.
Issue 3: OKTA login succeeds, but the Personal Archive does not open.
Solution: If the user successfully authenticates with OKTA but cannot access the Personal Archive, verify the following:
Z:\LOMA_Apps\Log\EvcOutlookAddIn.log
Accessing Arctera Personal Archive Outlook Web Add-in