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If the deployment error occurs while installing Adobe Acrobat for Microsoft 365 from Integrated apps in the Microsoft 365 admin center, the likely cause is that the app is categorized as a SaaS package. SaaS packages are by design not deployed from Integrated apps. They must be deployed from the portal where they are hosted, such as the vendor marketplace or Azure Marketplace.
Use this check:
- Open Integrated apps in the Microsoft 365 admin center.
- Select Get apps.
- Check whether the product is listed under the SaaS filter.
- If it is, do not continue deployment from Integrated apps.
- Deploy it from the hosting portal instead.
If the error is specifically a generic Deployment failed message for an add-in deployed through Integrated apps, capture a Fiddler trace or HAR trace and check for errors such as:
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FailedWriteToExchange -
UnableToParseManifest
That indicates an add-in deployment issue through Integrated apps rather than a SharePoint or OneDrive viewing problem.
For the scenario described, the most relevant supported guidance is:
- If Adobe Acrobat for Microsoft 365 is being deployed as a SaaS app, deploy it from the portal where it is hosted, not from Integrated apps.
- If deploying an add-in through Integrated apps still fails with Deployment failed, review the trace output for the specific failure code.