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One PowerApps application for two MTO companies

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Hello everyone!
 
I have created my PowerApps application (BookingTable) for one Tenant A. It used one of SharePoint Online site on Tenant A (for data storing) and we successfully used it in web and Teams. Time passed and another company joined us (Tenant B), and now we are doing MTO (multi-tenant organization) between us.
 
I was given task of expanding this application to Tenant B. For web version it's easy - just give access on SharePoint Online site and to application on PowerApps (make.powerapps.com) and it's working for Tenant B customers.
 
But I don't know how to implement it on Teams for Tenant B users. You can upload this app (.zip file) on their Teams app catalogue, but when user try to open this app in Teams, he gets error "The environment '%ENVIRONMENT-ID-FROM-TENANT-A%' could not be found in the tenant '%TENANT-B-ID%'".
 
So, what do I need to do to make my PowerApps Canvas application from Tenant A work in Tenant B Teams?
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    SamFawzi-SmartSolutions Profile Picture
    299 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
    One PowerApps application for two MTO companies
    Hello @ledarchenko,

    To resolve this, follow these steps:
    1. Create a Solution: In Tenant A, create a solution that includes your Canvas app. This will help you manage the app and any associated resources more effectively.
    2. Export the Solution
    3. Import to Tenant B: Switch to Tenant B's PowerApps environment and import the solution you exported from Tenant A. During this import process, ensure that you map the necessary connections (like SharePoint) to the resources available in Tenant B.
    4. Publish and Share the App: After the import and any necessary adjustments, publish the app. You can then add it to Teams for Tenant B users. Make sure to grant the appropriate permissions to the users who need access.
    5. Add to Teams: Finally, once the app is published and shared, you can add it to the Teams app catalog in Tenant B, allowing users to access it within Teams seamlessly.

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