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Usualy domain users use there domain credentials ([email protected]) to login to their SharePoint online (Office 365).

Now there are another users from another company (domain) which try to login to this SharePoint online. They have to use [email protected] to be able to login successfully. Now they think the user name is too long and want to skip entering @theDomain.onMicrosoft.com somehow.

Is there a way to skip writing @theDomain.onMicrosoft.com?

I read this article, however I think we need to have SSO on.

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One alternative is to share your site to external user where user can sign in with a Live-ID account instead. But that really depends on what your non-AD users are supposed to do in SharePoint Online? Document management is fine, but administration of Site Collection isn’t.

Ref: Share sites or documents with people outside your organization

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  • Thanks for your answer. I need to update the question because I think I didn't formulte the problem very well. The users are not external users. they belong to another domain and they must login using [email protected]. I am trying to make a javascript file so that those users need to only enter their fristname.lastName and password. the javascript injects @domian.onmicrosoft.com and posts the form.
    – Medes
    Feb 13, 2015 at 7:54
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    @Medes Ah! Ping me when you do, and I'll edit my answer as well :-)
    – Benny Skogberg ♦
    Feb 13, 2015 at 8:11

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