A module within Microsoft Viva that serves as an enterprise social networking platform. It fosters community building, open dialogue, and knowledge sharing across an organization.
Hello Rising Flight,
Thank you for providing the detailed information and screenshots.
The AI-generated answer already provides a helpful overview of the relevant licensing and configuration requirements. Based on the screenshot, Viva Engage Core appears to be disabled under the assigned Microsoft 365 E5 service plans. Since this service plan enables access to the core Viva Engage experience, I recommend checking and enabling it in the group-based license configuration first.
Please review the affected group in the Microsoft 365 admin center and confirm that Viva Engage Core is enabled under Manage apps and services. After saving the change, verify that the affected users successfully receive the updated service plan through the group assignment. Group-based license changes may take some time to process, particularly for larger groups.
You can refer to the following official Microsoft documentation for additional guidance: Manage Viva Engage Core user licenses in Microsoft 365 | Microsoft Learn
Once the licensing change has been processed, ask an affected user to sign out of Viva Engage, close the browser, and sign in again.
Please try this first and let me know the result. If Viva Engage Core is successfully assigned but the same access message remains, I can help you review the other configuration areas mentioned in the AI-generated answer.
Kind regards,