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Contacts having multiple accounts

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Hi,

In our Dynamics 365 environment, we want to make a change in the relation between accounts and contacts. We have been using Dynamics 365 for years, where an account can have multiple contacts, and a contact can only be involved in 1 account, which is the parent (account :customer = 1:n). Now the situation has changed and we want make it possible to have contacts working for multiple accounts, so we need a n:n relation. Is this possible? 

We have thousands of accounts and many more related contacts and I know it's easy to create the n:n relation in the Contacts entity, but in fact that's an addition to the old situation and not an change. I can imagine this creates a conflict because in fact we have both the 1:n and the n:n relation in place and I haven't been able to create a subgrid in the Contacts screen where multiple accounts are shown.. I hope you can help me to solve this issue.

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    Hello,

    Let me ask one of our product managers that is responsible for this integration what are the possible to be expected issues of changing this integration to n-n.

    Thanks.

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    on at

    Ok, thanks in advance

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    Marco Mels Profile Picture
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    Good day,

    Unfortunately, I did not hear back from the team as this may require some more analysis.. So I suggest you raise a support ticket and we can raise an internal ticket.

    Thanks.

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    on at

     Thanks for letting me know. Can you let me know how to do that, since this is the first time I contacted this community?

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    Marco Mels Profile Picture
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    Hello,

    Your partner or CSP should know how to contact Microsoft support.

    Thanks.

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