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# How to establish a partner relationship with SoftwareOne
To ensure seamless management of your Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and Azure subscriptions, you must establish a partner relationship with SoftwareOne.
This allows SoftwareOne to fulfill your Microsoft transactions and manage products and services on behalf of your organization.
To review and accept a partner relationship request:
1. Go to **Marketplace** > **Orders**.
2. Select the required purchase order.
3. Do one of the following:
* If the order is **Querying**, navigate to the **General** tab. The partner relationship request URL is displayed within the message.
* If the order is in **Draft**, select **Edit**. Then, in the **Select items** step, select **Next**.
4. Select the URL.
5. Sign in to the Microsoft 365 Admin Center using your Global Administrator credentials for the primary domain or tenant.
6. Review the SoftwareOne partner information, then select **Next**.
Review the partner information.
7. Select the link for the Microsoft Customer Agreement and read the agreement.
8. Select the checkbox to acknowledge that you read the agreement, then select **Accept**.
Read and accept the MCA.
9. Return to your purchase order in the Marketplace and select **Process**.
Select Process to allow your order to be processed.
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