Multi-Tenancy

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Setting up multi-tenancy with Filament’s implementation

1. To set up multi-tenancy with Filament Panels and Filament’s multi-tenancy implementation, first set up multi-tenancy in Filament per Filament’s instructions.
2. After setting up tenancy in Filament, run the AddTenancy command:
   php artisan advanced-tables:add-tenancy
   
   This command will add and run the necessary migrations to finishing setting up multi-tenancy in Advanced Tables.

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Setting up multi-tenancy with a third party implementation

1. To set up multi-tenancy with Filament Panels and Spatie Multi-tenancy or Tenancy For Laravel you will need to pass your Tenant::class to the ->tenant() method of the AdvancedTablesPlugin object:
   AdvancedTablesPlugin::make()
       // Spatie
       ->tenant(\Spatie\Multitenancy\Models\Tenant::class)
       // TenancyForLaravel
       ->tenant(\Stancl\Tenancy\Database\Models\Tenant::class)
   
2. After setting up tenancy, run the AddTenancy command:
   php artisan advanced-tables:add-tenancy
   
   This command will add and run the necessary migrations to finishing setting up multi-tenancy in Advanced Tables.

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Setting up multi-tenancy in Filament’s standalone Table Builder with a third party implementation

1. To set up multi-tenancy with Filament’s standalone Table Builder along with Spatie Multi-tenancy or Tenancy For Laravel you will need to add your Tenant::class to your advanced-tables.php config file:
   'tenancy' => [
       'tenant' => \Spatie\Multitenancy\Models\Tenant::class,
   ],
   
2. After you have configured your tenant model, you may proceed to run the AddTenancy command:
   php artisan advanced-tables:add-tenancy
   
   This command will add and run the necessary migrations to finishing setting up multi-tenancy in Advanced Tables.