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Check these items:
- Verify an Apps site exists in the tenant. The SharePoint admin setting to change Store behavior is not enabled until an Apps site has been created. This is a tenant-level prerequisite.
- In the SharePoint admin center:
- Go to More features
- Under Apps, select Open
- Select More features
- Select Configure store settings
- Confirm App Purchases = Yes
- Confirm the app is being added from the correct place on the site:
- Go to Settings → Add an app
- On My apps, the left filter can show:
- From my organization for tenant-added apps
- From SharePoint Store for store apps
- Some apps are available only in the classic experience, so use the classic experience link if the modern page does not show the expected app options.
- If direct Store acquisition is not available, users can still browse the SharePoint Store and request apps when tenant settings prevent direct acquisition. In that flow:
- Settings → Add an app
- Select SharePoint Store
- Choose the app
- Select Request
- Check whether the expected behavior is affected by SharePoint add-in retirement. Installing SharePoint add-ins from the SharePoint Store has not been possible since July 1, 2024. If the missing option is expected for SharePoint Store add-ins, that retirement is a likely reason the Store entry is no longer appearing as expected.
- If the goal is to make apps available to site owners, add them to the Apps site from the SharePoint admin center instead:
- More features in the SharePoint admin center
- Open under Apps
- Select SharePoint Store in the left pane
- Select the app
- Add to Apps site
- Optionally select Enable this app and add it to all sites
The two most important checks for this scenario are:
- Apps site exists
- The expected app is not a SharePoint add-in from the public Store, because public Store acquisition for SharePoint add-ins was retired starting July 1, 2024
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