Content mentions that you are limited to one send grid account, but a few sentences later it mentions that you will get an error when you create your third account. How can you try to add a third when you are limited to one?
Probably one of those numbers is wrong.
Option A: You can have one account, and the second will get an error.
Option B: You can have two accounts, and the third will get an error.
In case of option A, the expected content would be:
You are limited to 1 SendGrid account per Azure subscription. This limit exists for security and compliance reasons to prevent abuse.
Customers that integrate through the Azure Marketplace, do not have access to SendGrid's Marketing Campaigns.
If you try to create a second account, you will encounter this error on your dashboard:
Actual content
You are limited to 1 SendGrid account per Azure subscription. This limit exists for security and compliance reasons to prevent abuse.
Customers that integrate through the Azure Marketplace, do not have access to SendGrid's Marketing Campaigns.
If you try to create a third account, you will encounter this error on your dashboard:
Maybe it's an idea to describe how to handle the scenario's where a subscription is shared between a Dev/Test/Acceptance/Production environments. Which is not Microsofts best practice, those should be in separate subscriptions. Same probably for having multiple customers in the same subscription. That would probably reduce support tickets and issues here on the docs like #4764
Expected content
Content mentions that you are limited to one send grid account, but a few sentences later it mentions that you will get an error when you create your third account. How can you try to add a third when you are limited to one?
Probably one of those numbers is wrong.
Option A: You can have one account, and the second will get an error. Option B: You can have two accounts, and the third will get an error.
In case of option A, the expected content would be:
Actual content
Link to page: https://sendgrid.com/docs/for-developers/partners/microsoft-azure/ Source file: https://github.com/sendgrid/docs/blob/develop/content/docs/for-developers/partners/microsoft-azure.md
Maybe it's an idea to describe how to handle the scenario's where a subscription is shared between a Dev/Test/Acceptance/Production environments. Which is not Microsofts best practice, those should be in separate subscriptions. Same probably for having multiple customers in the same subscription. That would probably reduce support tickets and issues here on the docs like #4764