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It doesn't matter. A collection of roles/claims are associated with each account, resulting in different authorization profiles. Just merge them into a single
by jordache 10y ago
It doesn't matter. A collection of roles/claims are associated with each account, resulting in different authorization profiles.
Just merge them into a single collection and have my experience be dictated by that merged collection. With how entrenched they are with the Enterprise world, they should have foreseen this scenario and designed their family of products to facilitate this seamless merging of authorization rules across disparate accounts.
- ethbro 10y agoThis. Because user stories aren't: "I want to access my Office365 work account" or "I want to access my personal Microsoft account". They're: "I want to edit or download a file I have access to in the Microsoft cloud" or "I want to find a file I have access to".