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# Purchase additional Azure subscription

How to order additional Azure subscriptions for an existing tenant.

This tutorial describes how you can order additional subscriptions for Microsoft Azure using an existing Marketplace agreement. 

### Prerequisites

Before starting this tutorial, make sure that the agreement you want to use is in the **Active** state. Agreements in any other state cannot be used for ordering additional items.

### Purchase an additional Microsoft Azure subscription <a href="#id-1.-launch-the-purchase-wizard" id="id-1.-launch-the-purchase-wizard"></a>

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
**Start the ordering process**

To start the order:

1. Go to **Catalog** > **Products**.
2. Select **Microsoft Azure**.
3. On the product details page, review the product information, then select **Buy now**.
   {% endstep %}

{% step %}
**Select the agreement and add the new Azure item**

In the guided purchase flow, complete the following steps:

1. **Select agreement** – Select an active agreement, then select **Next**.&#x20;
2. **Microsoft details** – Provide a name for your Azure subscription. Make sure the name meets Microsoft's naming requirements.&#x20;
3. **Items** – Select **Add items** to add the new Azure subscription to your order, then select **Next**. For Microsoft Azure, there is only one item without any associated cost. When using Azure services, pay-as-you-go charges are generated against the subscription.

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4. **Details** – Add reference details and your comments, then select **Next**.
5. **Review order** – Read the terms and conditions and the privacy statement. When done, select **Place order** to submit your order.
6. **Summary** – Select **View order** to open the order details page or select **Close**.
   {% endstep %}
   {% endstepper %}

### Next steps <a href="#id-1.-launch-the-purchase-wizard" id="id-1.-launch-the-purchase-wizard"></a>

Once you place your order, we verify the details and create your new subscription.&#x20;

You can track your order on the order details page. The **General** tab on the order details page outlines the next steps.

### Related tasks

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[Purchase Azure subscription for a new tenant](/extensions/microsoft-cloud-solution-provider/additional-resources/microsoft-azure/order-microsoft-azure-subscription-new-tenant.md)
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