May 25 2021 03:52 PM - edited May 25 2021 03:52 PM
Hi MS365 Tech Community,
Got a bit of a strange setup needed - I'm looking to establish an overarching tenant with multiple so-called "sub tenants" (each of our company's projects). Our plan is to leverage Microsoft's suite of collaboration and office tools for our projects, and I am hoping that there will be a simple way to have multiple tenants talk to each other in this way.
Structure:
Company -> Project A, Project B, Project C etc.
Due to requirements in place by our projects, and the different needs of each project, we would like to create separate tenants for each of them while still maintaining one login for all projects a user may be associated with. Ideally, we wouldn't like to use guest accounts for this as it would limit the users with company accounts' ability to interact as they would be subject to the same external restrictions as guest accounts. Also, we don't want to create entirely isolated tenants as that would cause a login/session conflict for our users (Microsoft only allows one logged in user).
Ideally, when a user is added to a project, they get a project email account and also maintain their company account.
For example, user@company.com would be an overarching login for user@projecta.com, user@projectb.com, user@projectc.com and so on. The hope is that users would be able to be displayed separately when sending mail depending on which organisation they are sending the email from.
I'm unsure of the best way to accomplish this, so would appreciate some insight if possible.
Thanks,
Gabriel
PS: I'm unsure if I've explained this very well. Please feel free to ask questions if further clarification is needed.
May 25 2021 11:09 PM
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