Important Microsoft Update: MPA Enforcement Starts April 14th
Microsoft has announced a critical policy change that will take effect on April 14th. From this date onward, MPA (Microsoft Partner Agreement) enforcement will be fully activated. This change is set to have a direct impact on your CSP (Cloud Solution Provider) and GDAP (Granular Delegated Admin Privileges) availability if you’re not fully compliant.
Whether you’re a new Microsoft partner or an established one, it’s essential to review your status now—delays or errors in your Partner setup could disrupt your services and business continuity.
What Does MPA Enforcement Mean?
The MPA is a foundational requirement for Microsoft partners. It ensures that all parties meet Microsoft’s compliance and legal standards before engaging in CSP transactions. Once enforcement begins, any partner who hasn’t fully accepted and implemented the MPA may lose access to key services, including the ability to manage customer tenants via GDAP.
Are You Fully Compliant?
Ask yourself these key questions:
- Have you accepted the Microsoft Partner Agreement?
- Are you using the correct PartnerID?
- Is your CSP enrollment complete and correctly configured?
✅ If your answer to all of these is yes, you’re good to go—business as usual!
❌ If not, urgent action is required. Incomplete or incorrect setup will result in service disruption.
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