HI everyone,
We are a sport association using Teams.
Members connect to teams as guest and belong each to :
1 general Team (all members) (ex. club)
1 Team related to each category they belong (Age, sport) (ex U9, U15, U18, Seniors)
The good thing about this is that we can send emails to each group with the use of club@domain.tld or u9@domain.tld
On Azure AD side, each guest (member) is registered with his/her personal email address.
Now we wanted to provide them access to a PowerApp.
In order for those guests to be able to use the PowerApp, we had to provide them with a O365 licence.
What we did is to assign to the group Club in Azure AD (which has all the members) the licence.
Consequences :
Guests do have access to the PowerApp application we created, which is nice and was the objective
But :
In Azure AD all those guests profiles have been transformed with a #EXT# profile. ok fine.
The email address also has been updated with a #EXT#
Here come the issues
The email address can not be updated (certainly normal system-wise)
If we send a mail to a Teams group (ie . U9@domain.tld), the members do not get that email anymore
Is what we did wrong?
Or do we gain a functionality by losing one ?
Many thanks in advance for your feedback,
Gerald