> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://helpdesk.augmentt.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://helpdesk.augmentt.com/getting-started/the-10-step-setup-guide/step-3.-approve-your-gdap-relationship-requests.md).

# Step 3. Approve your GDAP relationship requests

Use the Activation Link provided after the relationship is created, signing in to the tenant's Microsoft instance as an admin to approve it. Once approved, the permission is automatically added to the AdminAgents security group.

Click **Create & Map Companies** in the top-right corner to add the tenant to Augmentt.

**What to expect after approval:** initial user import typically takes around 15 minutes, and the tenant's first full data collection can take longer. If a newly added company hasn't appeared after that, confirm the GDAP relationship is active and the AdminAgents group has been delegated before contacting support.

## Faster path for new clients or prospects: the Magic Link

If the customer isn't in your Partner Center yet, the Magic Link skips several manual steps. Instead of adding the customer to Partner Center, creating the GDAP relationship, adding the security group, and adding them to Augmentt separately, you enter the customer's name once and Augmentt does all of it — the customer just opens the link, logs into their own environment, and approves the relationship.

This is also the recommended way to handle **prospects** (not yet a client):

* Set them up as a prospect — no Augmentt licenses are assigned, so you can run reports against their environment for free.
* Set a short relationship duration (e.g. 2 weeks) instead of the default long-lived one.
* If the prospect doesn't convert, the GDAP relationship simply expires and your access ends automatically.
* If they do convert, create an extended relationship and they're now a full client — in Partner Center and in Augmentt.

Next: Step 4. Assigning Augmentt Licenses


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