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# How to verify if your account has partner capabilities

Verify if your Marketplace account is enabled for partner use.

There are three ways to verify whether your account is configured as a partner account in the Marketplace Platform. 

You can check this through the following pages, available under **Settings** in the main navigation menu:

1. **Accounts** – The [Accounts](/modules-and-features/settings/account.md) page displays general information about your account. If you are set up as a SoftwareOne partner, you'll see a field labeled **Partner program** with the value **Yes** in the **Additional Data** section on the **General** tab. This field does not appear for client accounts.
2. **Buyers** – The [Buyers ](/modules-and-features/settings/buyers.md)page lists all entities or organizations that have been configured for your Marketplace account. For partner accounts, this page displays all organizations that receive invoices from SoftwareOne.
3. **Licensees** – On the [Licensees](/modules-and-features/settings/licensees.md) page, partners can view their own organizations as well as third-party organizations. The **Resale** column indicates whether a licensee is procuring for self-consumption or reselling. If the value in the **Resale** column is **Yes**, it means the licensee is ordering products and services for resale purposes.


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