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Business Central multiple production instances
Mathes
Member Posts: 21
Dear all,
since wave 2 it is possible to have multiple production instances for one tenant. I have a scenario coming up where a customer wants to use BC in different countries (for different subsidiaries of the mother company) . What would be the best approach? Creating a new production instance per country or working with different companies in one production instance? Does anyone know, if I can work as a licensed user in different production instances?
Every advise is very much appreciated.
Thanks
Mathes
since wave 2 it is possible to have multiple production instances for one tenant. I have a scenario coming up where a customer wants to use BC in different countries (for different subsidiaries of the mother company) . What would be the best approach? Creating a new production instance per country or working with different companies in one production instance? Does anyone know, if I can work as a licensed user in different production instances?
Every advise is very much appreciated.
Thanks
Mathes
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golfer
Member Posts: 88
It depends on the requirements. If localized features are required then a production instence per country would be the way to go. Sometimes localized features are not so important compared to using one database, then that would be preferred. You can since wave 2 use the same O365 login in all production instances involved in the same O365 domain.5
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