## 6.1.1.7 Subscribe to Multitenant Applications Using the Cockpit
Subscribe to multitenant applications from the Subscriptions page in the SAP BTP cockpit.
## Prerequisites
- If you're subscribing to an application provided by SAP:
- If your global account uses the subscription-based commercial model, then you must have purchased SaaS licenses for the applications you want to consume. See https:/ /cloudplatform.sap.com/ pricing.html . Y ou can also contact us on SAP BTP or via an SAP sales representative.
##  Note
If your global account is licensed with the consumption-based commercial model, then you are eligible to subscribe to any multitenant application that is available to this model.
- You have created a multi-environment subaccount. See Create a Subaccount [page 2249].
- If you are an application owner who is subscribing consumer tenants to your own multitenant application that you created in the Cloud Foundry environment:
- The application must be deployed to your provider subaccount, configured, and registered as described in Developing Multitenant Applications in the Cloud Foundry Environment [page 388].
- You have created a multi-environment subaccount for each application consumer in the region in which the application is deployed. See Providing Multitenant Applications to Consumers in the Cloud Foundry Environment [page 405].
- You are an admininistrator of the subaccount.
- Your subaccount is entitled to the multitenant application. See Managing Entitlements and Quotas Using the Cockpit [page 2261].
## Context
The instructions provided here apply whether you are an SAP customer subscribing to an application provided by SAP or you are an application owner who is sharing your multitenant application with your consumers.
## Procedure
1. Open your global account in the cockpit.
2. Do one of the following:
- If you are subscribing to an SAP application, open your subaccount.
- If you are sharing your multitenant application with other consumers in your global account, open the subaccount of each consumer.
See Navigate in the Cockpit [page 2207].
3. In the navigation area of each subaccount, choose Services Service Marketplace .
All resources you are entitled to consume in the subaccount appear as tiles.
##  Note
To create a subscription, you need to open the Create wizard. There are 2 ways to reach this wizard, either from the Service Marketplace or from the Instances and Subscriptions page.
In steps 3, 4, 5, and 6, we describe how to reach the wizard from the Service Marketplace page.
This way is useful if you want to get an overview of all the applications your subaccount is entitled to use and if you want to get more details about the available plans before you create a subscription.
If you already know these details, select Services Instances and Subscriptions , click on Create in the top-right corner, and skip to step 7 to learn about the wizard.
4. In the filters area, select the All Types filter, and from the dropdown menu, select Application .
You can use other filters to narrow down your search by the environments for which the application is available, capabilities, and its status.
Active status means you are currently subscribed to that application.
5. Click the application name to open its Overview page.
There, you can find more information about the application including all the available plans.
##  Tip
You can also create a new subscription without opening its overview by selecting the three dots in the top-right corner of the tile.
6. Choose Create .
7. In the wizard that opens, select one of the plans of type subscription and choose Create .
##  Note
The wizard contains more than one step if additional subscription configuration input parameters are provided by the app provider.
A confirmation popup appears with the link to the Instances and Subscriptions page, where you can follow the status of your new subscription under the Subscriptions table.
The Go to Application link becomes available once the subscription is activated. Choose the link to launch the application and obtain its URL.
To find the link, either click on the application's name or click on the  (Go to Application) icon in the Application column.
##  Tip
To update an existing subscription plan, select the three dots at the end of the subscription row, and from the menu, select Update .
##  Note
You can update a subscription plan only if additional plans for the subscription are entitled to the subaccount you're using and if your subscription is eligible for a plan update.
##  Tip
To remove an existing subscription, select the three dots at the end of the subscription row, and from the menu, select Delete . All data related to the multitenant application will be deleted in the respective subaccount.
8. Optional: Assign labels to the subscription to make it searchable and organized within the subaccount according to various criteria.
- a. In the navigation area, choose Services Instances and Subscriptions .
- b. Find the subscription to which you want to assign labels under the Subscriptions section of the page.
- c. Select the actions (  ) menu and from the dropdown list, choose Add Labels .
##  Note
If there are already labels assigned to the subscription, the action becomes Change Labels .
You can see the existing labels under the Labels column.
If you do not see the column, unhide it by clicking on  (Configure Table Columns) .
For more information, see Labels [page 115].
## Next Steps
1. Configure user access to the application. See Configure Application Roles and Assign Roles to Users [page 2277].
2. If the application consumer isn't the subaccount owner or administrator, provide the consumer-specific URL of the application to the consumer or the users of the application.
## Related Information
Working with Multitenant Applications Using the btp CLI [page 2440]