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Brass Contributor

Jun 20, 2020

Using Teams with multiple organizations

Hi Guys Imagine that I have 2 companies and I want to use Office 365 for Business in both. How can I use Teams with both companies without logout and login each time I need? If I have to do that,...

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harshabopuri

Copper Contributor

Sep 18, 2023

YellowCat New Preview version of teams have support to login with multiple organizations
Please refer to this article : https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-blog/introducing-the-new-microsoft-teams-now-in-preview/ba-p/3774406

MajkD

Copper Contributor

Sep 18, 2023

If Mike is employed by Org1 and Aaron is with Org2, it is likely that in the new Teams 2.0, Mike (as a Guest in Org2's Teams) can still converse with Aaron, while Aaron (as a Guest in Org1's Teams) can communicate with Mike. This setup would essentially allow for two completely separate one-to-one conversations to occur.

YellowCat
Copper Contributor
Sep 19, 2023
I can already communicate with multiple Orgs as a guest using my own account. However, a guest doesn't get full functionality such as uploading files in chat making the guest experience fairly useless for collaborating (see screenshots). I can workaround this by uploading files separately and then sharing it that way but it's not exactly convenient to share multiple files every day.

To get around the guest limitations most clients set me up as part of their Org which is where the multiple Org problems start. I'm currently registered in 4 different Orgs (4 different domains) and I want to get notifications from them all in one place. This is currently impossible and is the problem many other contractors face.

At the moment my largest client is logged into my Teams desktop app and others have to be accessed via the web app. I rely on the mobile app to get notifications. It's basically a mess!