- Automatically detect tenants that are related to your tenant based on one or more discovery signals.
- The B2B discovery signal identifies and measures inbound and outbound B2B access, B2B registration, and B2B administrative access between your tenant and other tenants.
- The multi-tenant application discovery signal identifies tenants with registered multi-tenant applications that have permissions in your tenant, or tenants to which your registered multi-tenant applications have access.
- The billing discovery signal identifies tenants that share billing accounts with you, where either your tenant or the related tenant is an associated billing tenant for the billing account.
- View initial and recent metrics about the volume of relationships between your tenant and related tenants.
- Filter and sort the list of related tenants based on discovery signal findings to focus on tenants with particular types of risk that your organization prioritizes.
- Define a governance policy template to automatically create a governance relationship between your tenant and new tenants created by your users.
- Control which users can create new add-on tenants by assigning or limiting access to commerce billing accounts in your tenant.
- Use the Entra asset in your commerce billing account to streamline recovery of administrative access to an add-on tenant, such as when the last administrator of that tenant leaves your organization, or when a threat actor compromises the add-on tenant.
- Use the commerce API or the Microsoft Entra admin center to create a new add-on tenant.
Learn more about [creating a governed tenant](how-to-create-tenant.md).
Tenant Governance is available at two service levels: Tenant Governance Basic and Tenant Governance Premium. To see which Tenant Governance features are available at each service level, see [Microsoft Entra licensing](~/fundamentals/licensing.md).
Tenant configuration management APIs are generally available. Other Tenant Governance experiences are in public preview. All Tenant Governance capabilities are supported by Microsoft Customer Support for use in production environments.
## Next steps
- Automatically detect tenants that are related to your tenant based on one or more discovery signals.
- The B2B discovery signal identifies and measures inbound and outbound B2B access, B2B registration, and B2B administrative access between your tenant and other tenants.
- The multitenant application discovery signal identifies tenants with registered multitenant applications that have permissions in your tenant, or tenants to which your registered multitenant applications have access.
- The billing discovery signal identifies tenants that share billing accounts with you, where either your tenant or the related tenant is an associated billing tenant for the billing account.
- View initial and recent metrics about the volume of relationships between your tenant and related tenants.
- Filter and sort the list of related tenants based on discovery signal findings to focus on tenants with particular types of risk that your organization prioritizes.
- Define a governance policy template to automatically create a governance relationship between your tenant and new tenants created by your users.
- Control which users can create new add-on tenants by assigning or limiting access to commerce billing accounts in your tenant.
- Use the Microsoft Entra asset in your commerce billing account to streamline recovery of administrative access to an add-on tenant, such as when the last administrator of that tenant leaves your organization, or when a threat actor compromises the add-on tenant.
- Use the commerce API or the Microsoft Entra admin center to create a new add-on tenant.
Learn more about [creating a governed tenant](how-to-create-tenant.md).
Tenant Governance is available at two service levels: Tenant Governance Basic and Tenant Governance Premium. To see which Tenant Governance features are available at each service level, see [Microsoft Entra licensing](~/fundamentals/licensing.md).
Tenant configuration management APIs are generally available. Other Tenant Governance experiences are in preview. All Tenant Governance capabilities are supported by Microsoft Customer Support for use in production environments.
## Next steps