A fully managed end-to-end service for digitally signing code, documents, and applications. (formerly Trusted Signing)
Yes. The failure is consistent with incomplete or failed email verification.
For Artifact Signing identity validation:
- The primary email receives a verification link that expires in seven days.
- If the verification email is missed, cannot be accessed, or the link expires, the current identity validation request must be replaced with a new one.
- A new verification link cannot be resent for the same request.
- If email validation shows Failed, the guidance is to create another identity validation request and ensure the email address can receive links from external senders.
Recommended path:
- In the Azure portal, go to the Artifact Signing account aniduo-signing.
- Open Identity validations and delete the failed request.
- Create a new Organization identity validation for Public.
- Confirm the account creating the request has the Artifact Signing Identity Verifier role.
- Enter a monitored primary email on a domain owned by the legal business entity, and ensure:
- it can receive messages from external senders,
- emails containing links are not filtered,
- the mailbox is actively monitored so the verification link is completed within seven days.
- If the request later shows Action Required, complete the requested follow-up steps from the email and portal.
Important details for this scenario:
- Identity validation can only be completed in the Azure portal, not with Azure CLI.
- Creating additional in-progress requests for the same entity does not help, and requests cannot be expedited.
- If another identity validation already exists for the same organization with a different primary email address, support is required to continue onboarding.
- If assistance is still needed after recreating the request, use Azure Support or Microsoft Q&A with the artifact-signing tag.
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