Dynamics NAV Connector - Multi-Tenant

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So, I have an existing PowerApp in the Portal using a Dynamics NAV connector. The OData Feed URL is set to:-

https://server-name:port/instance/odata/

… and it's successfully connecting to the default tenant. Now I want to connect to a different tenant so I changed the URL to: https://server-name:port/instance/odata/Company('Acme Products')

It doesn't error, but the PowerApp is still connecting to the original tenant. In other words it has had no effect. Any thoughts?

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Hi @NW-PA ,

Is your Dynamics NAV Connector in multiple tenant?

Based on the OData Feed URL that you provided, I think there is something wrong with it. If you want to connect to Dynamics NAV Connector in multiple tenant from your canvas app, the OData URL should be in following format:

http://mytenant.myservice.com:port/DynamicsNAVInstance/ODataV4/Company('Acme Products')

When connecting to Dynamics NAV Connector in not multiple tenant from your canvas app, the OData URL should be in following format:

http://myserver:port/DynamicsNAVInstance/ODataV4/Company('Acme Products')

More details about connecting to Dynamics NAV from PowerApps, please refer to the following article:

https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/dynamics365/no-audience/2018/07/05/create-apps-with-powerapps-and-dynamics-nav/

Please consider modify your OData URL based on above article when you create a connection to Dynamics NAV from your app, then check if the issue is solved.

Best regards,

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Thanks for the prompt response. However, it seems I've been using the wrong terminology. I incorrectly thought that Tenant equals Company. I've now discovered, the environment I'm dealing with is a single-tenant containing multiple companies. At that point, I also realised that if you scroll down in the PowerApps Connector Edit dialog, there's a company box at the bottom. And all I had to do was change the company name. Doh!

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Hi @NW-PA ,

Have you solved your problem?

Congratulations! If you have solved your problem and the solution I provided above is helpful in your scenario, please consider go ahead to click "Accept as Solution" to identify this thread has been solved.

Best regards,

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