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Because one subscription is paid by exactly one entity/organization. Sometimes you split off services for legal/regulatory reasons.
by kubanczyk 4y ago
Because one subscription is paid by exactly one entity/organization. Sometimes you split off services for legal/regulatory reasons.
- obert 4y agoyeah that’s a good reason, though it sounded like one should never do that. I believe the majority of small and medium enterprises are ok with a single bill, so putting all services in one subscription is fine. Logical organization can be done via resource groups.