Siôn J. Lewis

SharePoint Online Admin cannot access the Content Type Hub

This is the second time I’ve been unable to access the Content Type Hub on a new Tenant as SharePoint Administrator.

The first time it happened, I thought it might be a one-off provisioning error and so I asked the Company Administrator (the person who create the Tenant) to grant me access.

This time I thought this might be in Microsoft plan to limit access. Having done a Google search and found solution posed by Jasper Ooosterveld. Apparently, he has had the same issue as a Global Administrator…

Because the Content Type Hub is a special and is not listed within SharePoint Admin Center you can use the following URL to add your SharePoint Administration account as a site collection administrators.

https://TenantName-admin.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/online/TA_SiteCollectionOwnersdialog.aspx?site=https://TenantName.sharepoint.com/sites/contentTypeHub

Do not forget to replace TenantName with your tenant name and that should be job done!

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