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Hi, We're an MSP company that provides Azure services to other companies. We're using Azure Lighthouse to allow team members to access the client's Azure Subscriptions. Currently, we've ran into an issue that when Azure Policies are deployed at a Management Group level, we don't have visibility to them. The reason is that Azure Lighthouse gives us access at the Subscription level and not a Management Group level. If Azure Policy is deployed at a Management Group level, we won't be able to see or edit it. Has anyone else encountered this? Does anyone know how to access Management Groups through Azure Lighthouse? Or if there is another way to configure this for a Service Provider? Regards, JosephProgress in Master Project
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