Enterprise Enrollment Onboarding- Transfer Subscriptions
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Manage Accounts Panel — Transfer Subscriptions
The EA Portal now can transfer individual subscriptions from one account owner to another. So if Account A has three subscriptions, the Enterprise Admin could transfer one to Account B, one to Account C and one to Account D.
Manage Accounts Panel — Transfer Subscriptions
Whether doing an ownership change (transferring all subscriptions) or individual subscription transfers, you will first have to deselect the Active filter to show subscriptions in non-active statuses to see the transfer status. You will also notice that the subscription is in Active Transferring position until the transfer is completed and, at that point, will show as Transferred Out. The same GUID will now show as active in the destination account, with the start date being the transfer date. You can see that in the second image below with the GUID moving from billtest145078 to billtest501874
Subscription Setup Methodology
Only the Account Owner can create Subscriptions. Subscriptions may have any combination of services associated with them. Creating different Subscriptions for each environment of your applications and assigning different roles to each subscription can help control access to development projects and environments within your organization.
Manage Subscriptions panel
This view allows you to view or refresh all subscriptions available to you, and if you are an account owner, add new subscriptions. If you are both an Enterprise Admin and Account Owner, you will have to click on “View Managed Subscriptions” to see subscriptions owned by others. The default view is only own subscriptions.
Adding a New Subscription
When you add a new subscription to your enterprise portal enrollment, you will default to the Microsoft Azure Enterprise offer to ensure no billing outside of your Microsoft Azure Amendment happens.
When you add your first subscription to an account, you will be asked to provide your contact information. After filling in the required fields for the first subscription, subsequent additions will show only an agreement to the term and a purchase button.
When finished providing the information, click the Sign-up button.
Each new subscription will default to the name Microsoft Azure Enterprise. Therefore, it is best to rename each to something unique to identify each subscription.
Adding a New Subscription
Subscription Creation can take a few minutes.
When it is ready you will see a link to take you to the azure portal, which is also where you can manage and rename it.
Account Owner with the Dev/Test box checked Add Subscription
Edit Subscription Information
This subscription name will default to the Microsoft Azure Enterprise offer Name when you add a new subscription. We recommend that you constantly update the subscription name.
To update your subscription name, click on the Subscription Icon. Next, select the subscription you want to manage from the subscriptions list. A new panel will appear, highlighting many subscription options; among those is rename, which will pop over another panel where you can change the name and select save to finalize it.
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