I think it is such a pain to find the client id and tenant id, this should be made simple in the subscription tab or something.

There is now way to reset the user's password in the new AAD portal.

I work across multiple subscriptions of Azure and Office 365 for multiple clients, all with different credentials. You try to cache these credentials, but all that happens is the cookie gets confused and I end up having to releaunch the browser.

Using incognito mode is one workaround, but if you stopped caching credentials in the first place...

Don't get me started on your other sites that are clearly business related, but don't use Azure AD, such as VLSC and MSDN (Visual Studio). Stop trying to be cleaver, because you're just infuriating your customers.

Please let us remove ourselves from directories (especially ones that have zero subscriptions).

Currently there is no button to do this.

uable to register an app under another

Hi , I am the admin on my portal and cant access the Classic azure portal. I need to Access Active directory to add up my applications but cant find that in new portal.
Need help with same.
PS:I am using the same ID as login to portal.

BusinessCenterでもう一人の副担当がログオンできなくなり「パスワードのリセットを管理者へ依頼するメールを発信します」とでましたが，そのメールが来ませんし，
どのようにリセットするかが皆目わかりません。
BusinessCenterで行うメニューは無いですしAzureにもないです。
そもそもその担当「も」Azureへ登録「してから」行うのでしょうか？
具体的な全体の流れを説明刷る資料はないのでしょうか。
不便でたまりません。（Windows Embedded・。・・・をダウンロードしたいだけなのに）

Yes, if the customer is part of a Basic or Premium Subscription then some where DISPLAY it. So the customer knows what they have. If say they search online or if someone says ""hey what are you looking at. At lest the can check real quick and refer back to it.

I often find that apps in the Azure AD Gallery do not have a logo set, and thus, show a generic logo on the user's "My Apps" page. The adminsitrator of a tenant should, but doesn't, have the ability to set that logo.

I repeated have to log on to Azure for various functions - such as the portal, billing and subscriptions. Sometimes having logged on to the portal, I am get a message saying that my user Id is not recognised for billing or subscriptions. I appreciate that there is a need for security here however it is extremely frustrating having to repeatedly attempt (and fail) to log on.

I am currently evaluating Azure services. I find that I am inclined to recommend Amazon services or another cloud solution that does not make this step so difficult.

When adding users to storage or other access many times the users are not notified. There's no way it seems to reinvite them again!

I had the old portal where I could easily manage my Office 365 AD. Then I click to the new portal and my AD is no where to be found.

My coworker added me as a co-admin to our company Azure subscription, we spent an hour agonizing over why the subscription wasn't appearning in my Azure portal. Eventually, it did, but without any intervention on our parts. When adding co-admins to a subscription, inform the user how long it will take for the subscription to appear in the new admin's portal

User list, filter on cloud user, not just filter on synced users. Doing a lot of migrations from seperate tennants to a new centrally managed tennant. Some have DirSync, some have Azure AD Sync, some have Azure AD Connect, some have 3rd party tools. Cleaning up a messy DirSync situation would be easier with a filter like this.

Hi, I use an account which is tied to two directories. The default directory, and one owned by the company i work for. Since this morning I have not been able to access my work directory through the Azure Classic Portal.

When I select the default directory through the Subscriptions filter I see my default directory.

When I change the directory to my work directory, I am forced to log in again, then it shows me the same directory.

It seems to have broken since yesterday.

Please provide a subscription-specific sign-in page like AWS. The current login situation with Microsoft Work or School or Office365 accounts is terrible UX that is constantly causing issues. Unlike Azure, when I need to login to my AWS accounts, I have one place to go, and one account to use -- it just works. Please copy their UX exactly, why reinvent the wheel here?

Necessary for creation of service accounts etc.

Currently, when someone has an email address that has both work and personal Microsoft logins, Azure defaults to the Personal rather than Work or School account. We should be able to designate which one to use, or both. Or at least default to Work rather than Personal.