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# How do I monitor more than one tenant?
How Power Monitor handles multiple tenants and how a user from another tenant (consultant, partner, headquarters) accesses the organization.
In Power Monitor, **each Microsoft Entra ID tenant corresponds to one organization**. The data of one organization is isolated from the others: no one in one organization sees data from another.
Therefore, to monitor **multiple tenants** (for example, companies of the same group or clients of a consulting firm):
1. **Install Power Monitor in each tenant.** Each installation creates its own organization, with its inventory, alerts, users, and billing. See [How do I install Power Monitor?](/en/readme/como-instalar-o-power-monitor.md)
2. **Give access to the people who will follow each tenant.** Anyone who does not belong to the tenant must be invited as an **external user (B2B guest)** in that tenant's Entra ID and registered in **Users** in the Power Monitor of the corresponding organization.
3. **Switch organizations by switching accounts or tenants at sign-in.** Use **Switch Account** in the user menu and sign in to the desired organization.
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## Invite an external user to your tenant
A user from another tenant registered in Power Monitor may not be able to sign in until they are registered in **your** tenant. To fix this, an administrator of your Entra ID sends an invitation:
**1. Open the Azure portal**
Open the list of users in your tenant: [Microsoft Entra ID › Users](https://portal.azure.com/#view/Microsoft_AAD_UsersAndTenants/UserManagementMenuBlade/~/AllUsers).
**2. Invite the external user**
Click **+ New user** and select **Invite external user**.
**3. Fill in the details**
Enter the external user's email and name and click **Review + invite**.
**4. The user accepts the invitation**
The user receives an email from Microsoft and clicks **Accept invitation** to be linked to your tenant.
**5. Register the user in Power Monitor**
In [Users](/en/power-monitor/usuarios.md), a Power Monitor administrator registers the user and defines the profile, the workspace scope, and the allowed pages.
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## Sign in to Power Monitor with an external user
**1. Open the Power Monitor portal**
Open .
**2. Choose "Sign in to an organization"**
On the Microsoft sign-in screen, click **Sign-in options** and select **Sign in to an organization**.
**3. Enter the tenant domain**
Type the domain of the tenant you want to access. Example: `minhaempresa.com.br`.
**4. Enter your account email**
Type the email of the invited account.
**5. Access granted**
After validation, you are redirected to the Power Monitor of that tenant's organization.
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## Frequently asked questions
Can I see multiple tenants in a single consolidated panel?
No. Each tenant is an isolated organization, with its own data and dashboards. To switch, sign in to the desired organization with **Switch Account**.
Is each tenant billed separately?
Yes. Each organization has its own trial period and its own monthly fee tier, calculated from the items monitored in that tenant.
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