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If those are separate Office 365 tenants and/or external organizations, then the answer is no, not possible - you have to use separate accounts.
I am trying to achieve this by using one tenant with multiple domains and aliases.
- Victor_IvanidzeMar 12, 2018Bronze Contributor
Have a look at ChooseFrom 365 cloud service.
- VasilMichevFeb 12, 2018MVP
If all domains are in the same tenant, you can add as many aliases from as many domains as you want to your users (the limits are in the hundreds). Sending from a different alias is tricker though, as Exchange by default will only allow you to send via the Primary SMTP address. There are certain workarounds for this, such as using a "dummy" Outlook profile, or provisioning the alias to another object (DG, shared mailbox) and granting the user Send As permissions. To ensure email deliver, you then have to also configure some form of forwarding from the DG/shared mailbox to the user's mailbox.