Adobe Express is not available. You do not have access to this service. Contact your IT admin...

[Marcus37900917hmdw]

I have the job of connecting Adobe Express Embed to a web application and have created a new Adobe account for this purpose. I followed these instructions. When calling the full editor according to this documentation, I always get the error Adobe Express is not available. You do not have access to this service. Contact your IT administrator to gain access.

I have been looking for a solution for hours. Without success. Even a new account did not provide a solution.

new.express.adobe.com works with my account. I was able to edit an image there. developer.adobe.com shows my Adobe Express project. Under "APIS" the "Adobe Express Embed SDK" is listed with my API key and under "Allowed Domain" my developer domain "localhost:44325". So everything looks correct there. adminconsole.adobe.com shows my user and developer, but no administrator. Therefore, I assume that my user/developer is already the administrator.

I ask for help, because I can't get any further.

[Safa3848175493fr]

Exactly the same problem here. Is there any solution to this ? 

[Lyn_D]

@Marcus37900917hmdw and @Safa3848175493fr, I'm sorry you're having trouble.
I looked at your accounts and saw that both of you have Devadmin rights.
To better assist you, please share a walk-through video of all the steps you're taking with me via DM so I can identify the issue.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you.

^Lyn

[Smartstore mgesing]

I have been able to fix this in the meantime. I don't know exactly what the solution was. No administrator was displayed under adminconsole.adobe.com. I then created one manually. I assume that this solved the problem.

[Safa3848175493fr]

Hello @Lyn_D 

I DM ed you 2 days ago. Did you have a chance to look at it ? 

[Safa3848175493fr]

this did not work for me :S

[Lyn_D]

@Safa3848175493fr, Thank you for sharing.

I'll have a look and get back to you as soon as I have an update.

^Lyn

[Safa3848175493fr]

My code only works when the localhost is running on localhost:8000,

I added localhost:19006 to the Allowed domain list and it does not have an effect. The problem is with the allows domains section @Lyn_D 

[Lyn_D]

@Safa3848175493fr, Thank you for confirming adding localhost:19006 didn't make any difference. 
I'm going to pass this on to get this investigated further and will get back to you as soon there is an update.

^Lyn

[Lyn_D]

@Safa3848175493fr, Port numbers with the length of 3-4 are only accepted, which is why it is failing with this 19006 port.

^Lyn

[Safa3848175493fr]

@Lyn_D thank you for your message. However, nothing but 8000 works. I tried 3000 and it was still showing the same error message.

I know uploaded the code to my domain *.mydomain.com and I still see the error message

[johnathan_5854]

Hello @Lyn_D , 

I am a student at UCF and am experiencing this same issue, I dont understand why this is happening as my plan states that Express is included in my plan. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated as I need to be able to use Express for my class.

[Matthijs-Clasener]

Same problem here as well. We are a school. Students buy a subscription based on their private mail (gmail for example). They get this message while logging into Adobe Express. Express is also available for free, so it's weird that it does not allow to login. Help 🙂