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I was wondering if there is any option to somehow (what ever way) "adjust" the teams plugin? Because the connection to the "wrong" teams/office account will be most likely established through the plugin. Microsoft has not fixed this and it's still critical failing of Teams for only support 1 Microsoft 365 Tenant at a time, and the Outlook integration makes this much worse, because you can partially solve the Teams sign-in limitation by also opening a web window for the other Tenant(s), but that doesn't help with calendar invites started in figure the same problem, this is completely annoying. The ONLY way to do it as far as I can tell, is to sign out of one tenant and back into the new one in Teams BEFORE hitting the Teams Meeting button in the Outlook Meeting invite. Similarly, if Teams is currently signed in to Tenant B, there is no way to create the meeting invite link in the Outlook meeting create a link for Tenant A. However, even if I close Calendar for tenant A, so only the calendar for tenant B is visible, when I create a new meeting in Outlook in the one remaining calendar, then hit the button for Teams Meeting, it' creates it using the active Tenant in Teams, Tenant A. In Outlook, I can see both calendars for A and B, create meeting from whichever calendar is currently selected (with all visible at the same time no problem). Let's say I have 2 Microsoft 365 tenants I support, A and B. Let me know if this works for I can't reproduce that behavior. Microsoft says it doesn't make a difference but with large mailboxes 40GB+ I have issues far more often using delegate access. I will send a Teams invite as my business account, and a minute later send a Teams invite as then also found that it is helpful to have separate *.ost files for larger mailboxes. I get all the functionality and none of the limitations. To work around, instead of using the shared/delegate model, I added each as accounts in Outlook. I ran into several limitations as in the Teams scenario. I often want to send or receive email as Initially, I followed the recommended path of shared or delegated privileges. With that said, I own a MSP and frequently work with multiple domains. Let me preface with, I am a Mac user and I'm not sure to what extent the Outlook client for Mac varies.