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Holdings and Subsidiaries - How to manage?
Hello and greetings from Portugal,
I'm looking for some advice about how should I manage a client's request.
They're changing they're structure in the following way. They're creating an holding and some subsidiaries.
How should a manage this, in a way that, although they are different companies, they have a "top company" and they should be able to find themselves in Teams, for example.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Diogo Sousa
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It depends, if M&A happen will be expected B2B setup may be better when tenant migration will be suitable for control of central, but introduce a big effort for the migration work
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Hi DiogoSousa,
To efficiently handle holdings and subsidiaries within Microsoft Teams, take advantage of the platform's capability to sign in to multiple accounts and organizations:
Add Additional Accounts:
Open the Teams desktop client, click on your profile picture in the top right, and select "Add another account." Enter the credentials for the additional account in the pop-up window. You can easily switch between accounts by returning to your profile.Customize Notifications and Visibility:
By default, notifications are enabled for organizations where you've been a guest. View all connected accounts and organizations under "Settings and more > Settings > Accounts and orgs." Adjust notification preferences by toggling the switch next to each organization.Team Settings and Permissions Management:
If you're a team owner, take control of settings and permissions by navigating to the team name, then selecting "More options > Manage team." In the Settings tab, modify options and permissions as needed.
Manage accounts and organizations in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Support
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Kindest regards,
Leon Pavesic
(LinkedIn)- Hello Leon, thanks for your quick reply.
What I was mentioning was something like using one account, to be able to search someone from other tenant just by name for example.
