Office 2016 Components in Self Service

Do you have a volume license agreement? You would have to download the full installer, and extract the VL serializer from that if you want to install individual apps.

Otherwise, if you're configured for Office 365, the users will have to sign-in on that screen.

The volume license build offers an option to skip sign in and is what we deploy to corporate owned equipment.

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This site is managed by the Microsoft Mac products team for sysadmins.

I have tried using Snapshot with Composer: install Word(via the pkg. from the Macadmins site & our volume license serialzer). Word launches and in the preferences it indicates that it is a volume license install but after creating a pkg and testing the license is not there.. I am really close here, what am I missing ? Thanks

The Volume License is unique to each machine. I can't think of why you would need to use composer, just have a policy with Word.pkg and the VL.pkg

You shouldn't compile a new package. Just create Self Service Policies that install each Office app pkg with the VL pkg.

I think I may over over thought this. I will try to just use the packages from macadmins and the VL

thanks

So, I'm in the process of building MS office 2016 to push through Jamf Pro to clients using 10.13. I too am struggling with the VL serializer. I can get the .dmg to install the MS office 2016 but I can't seem to get the VL pkg to work correctly. I'm sure it is a "sequence" of events issue...Anyone have any ideas or success stories to share....

Jamf Pro 10.4.1
2012 MacBook Airs OS 10.13.4

@bozemans, be sure you're using the v2.0 version of the Serializer. It's designed to install before or after you install the Office software. Just upload the PKG to your distribution point, add it to your policy and deploy. Shouldn't be anything more than that.

@talkingmoose, thank you for your suggestion....I'm now able to get this to work.