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How does SaaS app know the user is accessing the app in context of existing subscription ?
The scenario is as follows:
As a bank I subscribe to SaaS app offering metered billing.
A user is now redirected to the SaaS App via the bank.
How does SaaS app know the user is accessing it i...
There are 2 subscription IDs at play here -
1. SaaS GUID which is exposed only to the API (to ISVs)
2. Azure Subscription ID - which is exposed to both user + ISV. While subscribing to a SaaS product, the user will have to choose Az Subscription ID + Az resource group under which the SaaS resource will be created.
1. SaaS GUID which is exposed only to the API (to ISVs)
2. Azure Subscription ID - which is exposed to both user + ISV. While subscribing to a SaaS product, the user will have to choose Az Subscription ID + Az resource group under which the SaaS resource will be created.
kgola-cflt - So focus on #2 in your reply above. What prevents a user from selecting an incorrect subscription Id ?
In case you're using a Private Offers (tied to a Billing Account and indirectly to an underlying Az Subscription), it will show a hint that you've selected a subscription that's not covered by Private Offers. Other than that, I don't think there is a constraint that ISV can place to stop a user from clicking a particular subscription