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I see, I am not sure how common that is. Most places you only need 1 Tenant unless your are contracting with Multiple companies but even then you would be set
by syshum 6y ago
I see, I am not sure how common that is. Most places you only need 1 Tenant unless your are contracting with Multiple companies but even then you would be set up as a Guest on their tenant not have your own independent user name for each tenant you need access to.
You are correct that Teams today does not support Multi-Tenancy but that is really not an issue for 99.5% of organizations who would only ever have 1 tenant anyway
Teams is structure as
Tenant -> Teams -> Channels
- magicalhippo 6y agoYeah I guess it's a bit different since we're so heavy into complex integrations with our customers. Anyway, up until this became an issue, Teams has worked quite well. It does what we need when we need it, so can't complain really.