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Jim Rice
Dec 11, 2018Brass Contributor
Microsoft Account login to CompanyB SharePoint site prevents logging into my company SharePoint site
Hello, One of my users regularly logs into a vendor's SharePoint site using his Microsoft Live account. After closing and logging out of the vendor's site, any time afterward that he tries to lo...
JosephNierenberg
Dec 13, 2018Iron Contributor
ChrisWebbTech wrote:
Have that other tenant, add your tenant user to the SharePoint sites etc. That way you have access via your tenant account instead of having to switch over. Also it could save them a license.
Could you explain this further, please? If Jane logs in to a vendor site, presumably she already has some sort of permission within the vendor site. How would she be able to access a separate tenant (the vendor) while logged in to her own employer site without having to log in to that separate tenant's site?
Dec 13, 2018
Using B2B or just simple SharePoint sharing and azureAD, when you invite an e-mail that is from another tenant, you can access resources using you're already logged in account, you don't have to have an account setup on the other tenant for them to access.
- JosephNierenbergDec 13, 2018Iron ContributorThanks. That probably explains why I never see logins from collaborators who have accessed shared files!
- Dec 13, 2018That's from people using the "Share" button on document libraries themselves. If they use Anyone links or org links you won't see them. Specific people will thou etc.
- Dec 13, 2018
For example I just did it. If you go to your SharePoint site, click Cog > Site Permissions. Then Invite People, (if it's group connected choose Share Site Only option after), then type in the users 365 e-mail address. It will add that user to the site. The person you invite, just needs to access your site URL and they can access it, easy does it.