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To create a subtenant enterprise:

1. Create a standard enterprise (not a key node)

2. For the Default scope, select the Customer1Scope

To give the customer access to compute

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and billing features:

1. Create an app in the customer’s Active Directory. In

2. Edit the standard enterprise, on the and go to Credentials → Public tab, add

3. Add the credentials for the Azure plan . OR for the customer to use billing in the format Subscription#AppID#TenantID

4. Go to Properties and add azurecompute-arm_only_bill_subscription and set the value to true

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To give the customer access billing features only (including dashboard display, and billing of Office 365)

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:

1. Edit the standard enterprise, and go to Credentials → Public

2. For the Access key ID

   use the

   , enter the customer’s Azure plan details in this format: Subscription##TenantID

3. For the Secret access key, enter any value

4. Select Only for billing
   

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5. Click Add account to save the credentials. The platform will not validate the account details until it retrieves billing data from the provider

6. Go to Properties and add azurecompute-arm_only_bill_subscription and set the value to true

7. Click Save