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Power Apps Portal for multi geo locations

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Hello Community,

We have a client requirement for a Power Apps Portal solution, where it needs to be accessed by portal users from different geographical regions. And depending on the geo regions, the portal users will see different information on the portal.

Is this something that can be done easily? And could we still do this with one portal environment, and one tenant? How would the set up look like? If someone could help provide with some pointers that would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

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ragavanrajan 7,036 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Re: Power Apps Portal for multi geo locations

Hi @Anonymous

Have a look at the below thread may be worth playing around

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Apps-Portals/Restrict-the-Portal-access-by-Specific-Country/td-p/891885

Remember: Only if using Azure AD this may be an option to try.

Geo-blocking technology is not fully available for portals yet.

Hope it helps.
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Re: Power Apps Portal for multi geo locations

Hi @chleverenz ,

Thanks so much for your reply! I do have additional questions, but let me explore this further. Thank you for sharing the insights!
Christian Leverenz 1,214 on at

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Re: Power Apps Portal for multi geo locations

Hi @Anonymous ,
i have no good idea for the geolocations as i do not know how to realistilly detect the location of the user.

But for me it sounds as if you could manage the visible tablecontent via location specific roles and tablepermissions, which are assigned to the contact (when they log in).
In the projects i did, the locationissue was usally solved by having more than one language in portals which usually means more than one LOCALE. I know, that users from australia might prefer german and would see german content if you use the loacle for diffrent content. But our clients usually accept this approach.

And you could create artificial locales like de-au for german australia which have geman content for australian users.
This is completely out of the box and works excellent.
If you have more detailed questions on this don't hesitate to ping me in this thread or directly.

Hope it helps,
Christian