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Intercompany trading between companies set up in different BC environments

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Hi All,

I know we are bale to use intercompany trading functionality to create purchase--->sales documents between companies in an environment.  However, is it possible to use intercompany trading between companies allocated to different BC environments (environments set up as different localisations as well)?

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    Explanation here: https://www.navisionplanet.com/intercompany-setup-in-dynamics-nav/

    and this one is good for SAAS: https://robertostefanettinavblog.com/2020/08/03/intercompany-in-business-central/ 

    Instead of an automatic data transfer (same DB - different companies) you can use a file transfer. File is the then imported to the other database intercompany inbox.

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