Microsoft 365 sign-in starts with the address name.surname@edu.unidu.hr. Based on the domain, Microsoft redirects the user to AAI@EduHr sign-in, followed by confirmation in Microsoft Authenticator. Once sign-in is complete, Outlook with the official @unidu.hr mailbox and the other Microsoft 365 applications are available.
Enter this address first in the Microsoft sign-in form.
The official mailbox opens in Outlook or through Webmail.
Microsoft redirects you to AAI@EduHr after the first step.
How to open Microsoft 365 and Outlook
Start with the first step and follow the arrows. Complete only the action shown in each step.
- 1Open Microsoft 365
Select “Open Microsoft 365” at the top of this page.
microsoft365.com - 2Enter your Microsoft 365 address
Enter your full @edu.unidu.hr address in the Microsoft form and select “Next”.
name.surname@edu.unidu.hr - 3Wait for AAI sign-in
The AAI@EduHr page opens. Enter your AAI username and password, then select “LOGIN”.
iprezime@unidu.hr - 4Approve sign-in
Open the Microsoft Authenticator notification and enter the number shown on screen if prompted.
Authenticator → Approve - 5Open Outlook
After approval, Microsoft 365 opens. In Outlook, select your official @unidu.hr mailbox.
Outlook · @unidu.hr
First-time Microsoft Authenticator setup
If Authenticator is already linked to your account, skip this section. During regular sign-in, simply approve the request from step 4 above.
- 1Install the app
Install Microsoft Authenticator on your phone from Google Play or the App Store.
Microsoft Authenticator - 2Continue first sign-in
On the computer, follow Microsoft’s instructions until the connection QR code appears.
On computer: QR code - 3Add the account in the app
In Authenticator, select “+”, then “Work or school account” and “Scan QR code”.
+ → Work or school account - 4Scan and approve
Scan the QR code displayed on the computer and complete the test approval shown by Microsoft.
Scan → Approve
What is available in Microsoft 365
Access to the official mailbox, calendar and contacts.
Conversations, online meetings, teams and content collaboration.
Storage, synchronisation and sharing of work documents.
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and other applications available with the assigned licence.
Co-authoring documents and sharing content within the organisation.