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How to add another tenant (Office 365 or G Suite) to the same Letsignit account?

How to add a secondary tenant to my subscription and manage different directories?

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Written by Emilie Peythieux

It is possible to manage multiple directories (Office 365 or Gsuite) from your account in a separate Letsignit access. This "Tenant" is tied to a centralized license and billing administration.

The main access will be refered in this article as the "Main Tenant", while the newly created Tenants will be refered as "Secondary Tenant".

You can setup a Secondary Tenant in just 4 steps:

  1. Access to tenant creation

  2. Set a name

  3. Allocation of the number of licences

  4. Nomination of a tenant admin

1) Access to tenant creation

In the navigation bar on the left, select the “My Subscription” drop-down menu and click on “My Subscription” again. Once on the My Subscription page, scroll down until you find the Tenants section, where you can click on “Add a Tenant”.

2) Establish a name for this Secondary Tenant.

3) Allocation of the number of licences

WARNING : The number of licenses allocated will be removed from the Main Tenant to be allocated in the new Tenant. The total number of licenses will not be modified.


​4) Nomination of a tenant admin

Name one or more Delegated Admin who will have access and manage the new Tenant. You can name yourself as a Delegated Admin and is necessary is you wish to manage it.

If you are an authorised administrator, you can switch between tenants by clicking on the drop-down menu in the top right-hand corner of your platform (next to your avatar) and then selecting the tenant you require. You will then be redirected to a new Letsignit space.

Your new Tenant is now created, although at this point it is empty, head to the connectors page and perform a synchronisation of another directory or of a CSV file to fill your user list.
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to learn more about the role of delegated admin, click here.
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