Learn the concept
This is the step-by-step. For what it is and how it fits the bigger picture, read Partner Console in the reference.
This is the step-by-step. For what it is and how it fits the bigger picture, read Partner Console in the reference.
What this does
Once a client is live, the Partner Console is where you look after it: its settings, the features it has, who can access it, its backups, and a record of activity.
Open the tenant
From Menu > Partner Console, open the client. Its tabs cover everything you maintain.
The tabs
- Organisation. The client organisation details, kept in step with the live tenant.
- Settings. Commence, suspend and terminate dates; admin and user notices (with expiry); and scheduled downtime windows.
- Features. The modules and features the client has switched on.
- Users. The partner users who may access this client organisation.
- Backup. Create, restore and remove backups.
- Activities. The activity log for the client, so you can see what happened and when.
The service lifecycle
A tenant moves through Draft, Active (deployed), Hold (deactivated, with a reason), Complete (end of service) and finally removal. You drive these from the console as the relationship changes.
Good to know. Notices and downtime windows let you tell a client about maintenance in advance, shown to their administrators and users at the times you set.
Related
- Create a client organisation
- Apply a configuration preset