Microsoft Accounts

The Microsoft Accounts page provides a centralized view of your CSP tenants.

If you have Microsoft agreements through the SoftwareOne Marketplace, you can use this page to monitor tenants, agreements, subscriptions, GDAP relationships, and special qualifications from a single location.

Access Microsoft Accounts

To access this page, select Microsoft Accounts from the main navigation menu.

View your CSP tenants on the Microsoft Accounts page.

You can then view a consolidated list of your CSP tenants, including:

• Microsoft tenant ID and primary domain.

• The number of agreements and subscriptions associated with each tenant.

• The market associated with each tenant.

• Health indicators that highlight actions required to manage subscriptions or create orders, such as:

  • MCA – The Microsoft Customer Agreement (MCA) must be signed before new subscriptions can be created or existing subscriptions updated.

  • Partnership – The Microsoft partnership must be accepted before orders can be created.

  • GDAP – The required Granular Delegated Admin Privileges (GDAP) relationship has not been accepted.

From the Microsoft Accounts page, you can select a tenant to view additional information.

View tenant details

The tenant details page provides access to subscription, GDAP, and account information for the selected tenant.

Use the details page to view additional tenant information.

From the details page, you can also:

• Access the Microsoft 365 admin center directly.

• View subscriptions by type, including License-based, Azure, Software, and Perpetual.

• View GDAP relationships for the CSP tenant, including the relationship name, requested roles, expiration date, auto-extend setting, and relationship status. You can also manage the relationship directly in the Microsoft 365 admin center.

• View Account information containing Microsoft contact information and special qualifications. If your organization is a state-owned entity, use Edit to update the Special qualifications field.

Indicate that your organization is a state-owned entity

To indicate that your organization is a state-owned entity:

1. On the Account tab, select Edit.

2. In the Special qualifications dialog box, select I confirm the company is a state-owned entity.

3. Select Save.

Select the state-owned entity qualification in the Special qualifications box.