🎓beginner⏱15 min.SAP Business Technology PlatformBeginnerCloudSAP BTP CockpitFree Tier
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✔How to add entitlements to a subaccount You can do this tutorial with trial accounts or enterprise accounts with a global account using cloud management tools feature set B. If you are in a global account using cloud management tools feature set A, you can also do this tutorial but be aware that some UI elements might be called differently. For more information on the two feature sets, see Cloud Management Tools — Feature Set Overview. If you are in a global account using the consumption-based commercial model, you can even try out services for free. To do that, you have to assign the entitlements using the free plan if it is available. Not sure what the consumption-based commercial model is and how it’s different from a subscription account? In our documentation, you can find a lot of information on that! Have a look at Commercial Models. Every service has its own available plans: 1. Go to SAP Discovery Center to obtain information on which plans are available. To do so, search for the name of the product you are interested in. 2. Select the tile of the product you are interested in. 3. From the available tabs, select Pricing. You can now see all Service Plans available (such as Free, Default / Standard or Trial service plans). As an example, see the screenshot below.Discovery Center[ACCORDION-BEGIN [Step 1: ](Understanding entitlements and quota)] Before you get started, you should understand the difference between entitlements and quota, because you’ll encounter these two terms quite often.
✔Entitlements are your right to provision and consume a resource. They refer to what you’re entitled to use (e.g., which services and service plans).
✔Quota is the numeric quantity that defines the maximum allowed consumption of that resource. In other words, how much of a service plan you’re entitled to use. Entitlements and quota are managed at the global account and directory levels, distributed to directories and subaccounts, and consumed by the subaccounts. [VALIDATE_1] [ACCORDION-END]
SAP BTP trial account: You must have registered for a trial account on SAP Business Technology Platform: Get a Free Trial Account on SAP BTP.
SAP BTP enterprise account: You have a subaccount for which you want to manage entitlements. If you need help setting up your subaccount, have a look at Managing Subaccounts Using the Cockpit.
You can do this tutorial with trial accounts or enterprise accounts with a global account using cloud management tools feature set B.
If you are in a global account using cloud management tools feature set A, you can also do this tutorial but be aware that some UI elements might be called differently. For more information on the two feature sets, see Cloud Management Tools — Feature Set Overview.
If you are in a global account using the consumption-based commercial model, you can even try out services for free. To do that, you have to assign the entitlements using the free plan if it is available. Not sure what the consumption-based commercial model is and how it’s different from a subscription account? In our documentation, you can find a lot of information on that! Have a look at Commercial Models.
Every service has its own available plans:
Go to SAP Discovery Center to obtain information on which plans are available. To do so, search for the name of the product you are interested in.
Select the tile of the product you are interested in.
From the available tabs, select Pricing. You can now see all Service Plans available (such as Free, Default / Standard or Trial service plans). As an example, see the screenshot below.
Discovery Center
Step 1Understanding entitlements and quota
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Before you get started, you should understand the difference between entitlements and quota, because you’ll encounter these two terms quite often.
Entitlements are your right to provision and consume a resource. They refer to what you’re entitled to use (e.g., which services and service plans).
Quota is the numeric quantity that defines the maximum allowed consumption of that resource. In other words, how much of a service plan you’re entitled to use.
Entitlements and quota are managed at the global account and directory levels, distributed to directories and subaccounts, and consumed by the subaccounts.
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