Azure subscription reference

Enterprises and cost centers

There’s no limit to the number of enterprises or cost centers you can connect to a single Azure subscription.

If you want to use multiple Azure subscriptions to pay for usage in one enterprise account, you need to create cost centers. You can connect each cost center to a different Azure subscription. If a cost center is not connected to an Azure subscription, the usage is charged to Azure subscription of the enterprise account. This also happens if a cost center becomes invalid or is deleted—any future usage from those resources is billed to the enterprise subscription.

For details on how charges are applied to cost centers, see Usar centros de custo para alocar custos para unidades de negócios.

Azure invoices

After you connect your Azure subscription, usage for GitHub's products are included on your Azure invoice, summarized by product family. Azure usage is separated by SKU and either enterprise ID or cost center ID. The format used is enterprise:sku or costcenter:sku.

Invoice example

For example, if you use Azure to pay for GitHub Enterprise Cloud and GitHub Advanced Security, usage and price excluding tax for each line item will appear as follows.

Product Family Usage Charges	Total (excluding Tax)
GH ENTERPRISE	AMOUNT
GH ADVANCED SECURITY	AMOUNT

For more information about your Azure invoice, see Understand terms on your Microsoft Azure invoice in the Microsoft Docs.

The GitHub products on your Azure invoice are also MACC-eligible. For more information, see Track your Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) in the Microsoft Docs.

Enterprise Managed User trials

During an Enterprise Managed User trial, you can use metered products up to the included limits. To exceed the included limits, you’ll need to link an Azure subscription.

For more information, see Conectar uma assinatura do Azure.