Get the Current Tenant in Code

Mar 31, 2025
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Code-Based (Programmatically)

To get the current tenant ID and/or name in application code, use the ITenantProvider service. You can use one of the following techniques to access this service:

Use the application’s Service Provider (available through Application.ServiceProvider, ObjectSpace.ServiceProvider, and so on).
Use Dependency Injection in constructors of controllers or custom services registered in the application.

The ITenantProvider interface exposes the TenantId and TenantName properties, which return the current tenant’s unique identifier and name respectively if a user is currently logged in to the Tenant User Interface. If a user is not currently logged in or the Host User Interface is used, these properties return null.

The TenantObject property returns the tenant object, which you can use to access the tenant data directly. Use this property to access additional fields of a custom tenant. For more information, refer to Extend the Built-in Tenant Class with Custom Fields. If a user is not currently logged in or the Host User Interface is used, this property returns null.

Criteria-Based (Filtering)

In a criteria operator expression, you can use the CurrentTenantId function to get the current tenant:

LINQ
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String

csharp

var criteria = CriteriaOperator.FromLambda<BusinessObject>(
    x => x.TenantId == (Guid?)CurrentTenantIdOperator.CurrentTenantId()
);

csharp

var criteria = new BinaryOperator(
    new OperandProperty("TenantId"),
    new FunctionOperator(CurrentTenantIdOperator.OperatorName),
    BinaryOperatorType.Equal
);

csharp

'TenantId = CurrentTenantId()'

This function returns the tenant ID if a user is logged in to the Tenant User Interface. If a user is not logged in or the Host User Interface is used, the function returns null.