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Transfering data between Tenants

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I want to transfer data out of my tenant to another which I have no control of.  I would also like the other tenants team to be able to send data back into our tenant.  Ideally I would like to use flow.  Would I need flow plan one or two.

 

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Andrew

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  • ScottShearer Profile Picture
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    In order to take data from one tenant and save it in another, you'll need to have accounts in both tenants. When you want to read from/write to tenant A, create and use a connection using the credentials in tenant A. Likewise for tenant B. So, you'll have actions in your Flow that use connections for both tenant A and tenant B. The only licensing implications are that you'll need user accounts in both tenants. That said, there are security implications that you may want to consider.
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    247 on at

    @ScottShearerthanks I will perform some testing but mark this as solved

  • WDRC Profile Picture
    247 on at

    @ScottShearer 

    Just performed some testing and all works very well.  Just have to ask a UK company for login to their system and then we are all set. 

    Thanks again,

     

    Andrew

     

  • HiraMushtaq Profile Picture
    2 on at

    can be done using connections. We just need to add connectionns in the powerautomate. then just choose the cloud flow. Firstly select get items, conect the source connection from where you want to send data. The the share point site and its lists or library( according to the data you want to transfer) then  select create items using sharepoint trigger. Then select the destination connection where you want your data. select site and list/library. Simple!!!
    One more Tip: Use old design to create power automate flow for the connection requirement.

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