Registering a Customer in Multi-Tenancy
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Registering a Customer in Multi-Tenancy

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Overview

This article covers how to Register a Customer to a Multi-Tenant environment. Registering a Customer creates a Customer Folder in the Hosting Folder to easily maintain Tenants and users for that specific Customer. 

Multi-Tenant Article Series
This article is part of a Multi-Tenant article series and requires pre-requisite configurations.

To configure a Multi-Tenant environment, please start from About Multi-Tenancy article and proceed with the rest of the series, starting at Multi-Tenancy: Setup.

Example

  1. From the Decisions Studio, expand the Hosting Folder.
  2. Right-click the Customers Folder, then select Register Customer from the top of the Action Menu.
  3. In the window that appears, enter the required parameters to register a Customer; include the Decisions login Email Account in the Email box, and the password for the login in the Password box. 
  4. If a Module is to be enabled while setting up this Tenant, select the appropriate options from the Modules list provided. Once the Customer has been defined, select the REGISTER CUSTOMER button.
    Selecting A Module
    Whichever module is selected when adding a Customer/Tenant must first be installed to the Decisions environment. To install a module to the Decisions environment, please visit Installing Modules in Decisions.



Post-Registration

After a Customer has been registered to a Tenancy, a Hosting Definition needs to be added to the Multi-Tenancy. Hosting Definitions act as the location where Customers can add Modules and Instances. 

Additional Resources
For more information on adding a Hosting Definition, see Multi-Tenancy: Add Database and Hosting Definition.

For information on adding an Instance after a Hosting Definition has been created, see Multi-Tenancy: Adding an Instance.



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