Constraints
Scenarios and Restrictions
Table 1 and Table 2 describe the restrictions on using Enterprise Center for a master account as a resale, referral, or direct customer in unified accounting model and independent accounting model respectively.
Scenario |
Resale Customer |
Referral Customer |
Direct Customer |
---|---|---|---|
Creating member accounts |
Not supported. |
Member accounts will be associated with their masters' partners by referral model. |
Member accounts have the same legal entities as their master accounts. |
Inviting member accounts |
Not supported. |
Master accounts can only invite their partners' referral customers. |
Master accounts can only invite direct customers. |
Inheriting commercial discounts |
N/A |
Member accounts inherit commercial discounts from their master accounts, excluding discounts by master accounts' partners. |
Member accounts inherit commercial discounts from their master accounts. |
Canceling associations between master and member accounts |
N/A |
Disassociating from member accounts does not affect the relationship between master accounts and their partners. |
N/A |
Paying bills |
N/A |
Master accounts pay bills for their member accounts. |
Master accounts pay bills for their member accounts. |
Generating bills |
N/A |
Master accounts are billed for their member accounts' expenditures. |
Master accounts are billed for their member accounts' expenditures. |
Invoicing |
N/A |
Master accounts request and own invoices based on their member accounts' expenditures. |
Master accounts request and own invoices based on their member accounts' expenditures. |
Scenario |
Resale customer |
Referral Customer |
Direct Customer |
---|---|---|---|
Creating member accounts |
Member accounts will be associated with their masters' partners by resale model. |
Member accounts will be associated with their masters' partners by referral model. |
Member accounts have the same legal entities as their master accounts. |
Inviting a member account |
Master accounts can only invite their partners' resale customers. |
Master accounts can only invite referral or direct customers. |
Master accounts can invite referral or direct customers. |
Inheriting commercial discounts |
Not supported. |
Member accounts inherit commercial discounts from the master account, excluding discounts by master account's partner. |
Member accounts inherit commercial discounts from their master accounts. |
Member accounts inherit commercial discounts from their master accounts. |
Disassociating from a member account does not affect the relationship between the master account and their partners. |
Disassociating from a member account does not affect the relationship between the master account and their partners. |
N/A |
Generating bills |
Master accounts and member accounts are billed independently. |
Master accounts and member accounts are billed independently. |
Master accounts and member accounts are billed independently. |
Invoicing |
Partners request invoices for master and member accounts. |
Invoices are issued for master and member accounts respectively. Master accounts can also request invoices for member accounts. |
Invoices are issued for master and member accounts respectively. Master accounts can also request invoices for member accounts. |
Granting credits |
Master accounts are not allowed to granting credits to member accounts. Partners grant credits to member accounts. |
Master accounts can grant credits to member accounts that have same legal person as their master accounts and that haven't had credits granted. |
Master accounts can grant credits to member accounts that have same legal person as their master accounts and that haven't had credits granted. |
Paying bills |
Partners pay bills to Huawei Cloud for their master and member accounts. |
Master accounts pay bills for member accounts who have been granted with credits. |
Master accounts pay bills for member accounts who have been granted with credits. |
System Restrictions.
There is a limitation on how many organizations and enterprise project one can use for enterprise management. Table 1 lists the maximum allowed.
If the following quotas cannot meet your requirements, please contact your account manager.
Item |
Quota |
Description |
---|---|---|
Member account |
10 |
Maximum number of enterprise member accounts that can be associated with an enterprise master account by default. |
Organization level |
5 |
The maximum organizational levels supported. For example, you can use a master account to create organization 1, organization 2, organization 3, organization 4, and organization 5. |
Organization |
100 |
Maximum number of organizations that can be created. |
Enterprise project group level |
1 |
Maximum number of project group levels that can be created, for example, Account\Project Group 1. |
Enterprise project group |
100 |
Maximum number of enterprise project groups that can be created. |
Enterprise project |
100 |
Maximum number of enterprise projects that can be created. |
User groups in an enterprise project |
10 |
Maximum number of user groups that can be associated with an enterprise project. |
User group |
10 |
Maximum number of user groups that can be created. |
User |
50 |
Maximum number of users that can be created. |
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