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Agreed, we are trying to manage our external contacts (i.e. preferred consultants, key business partners, etc) - who are sometimes added as guests to 365 resources before we have a chance to add them as proper contacts. Admin should have option to add guest users to 365 contacts without having to delete all existing sharing permissions.
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Support for multiple Office 365 accounts on one computer for the same user is a critical feature.
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I second this request! Very important to support a workflow where one user creates a form, but then hands-over the form to another person.
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Thanks for your feedback. We are currently thinking about this. Can you please let us know what scenarios your organization uses shared mailboxes for and what options do you use. This will help us.
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I have mixed feelings about this - on one hand, it feels very important - we have fixed groups of users who belong to bigger units, so nested distribution lists have been our go-to for years. And you cannot assign permissions to distribution lists - so we would prefer to use 365 groups with nesting options. But... this would make permissions much more complicated to resolve.