Anti-Corruption Vetting (AC Vetting).

Anti-Corruption (AC) vetting status and initiation are handled through Partner Center and depend on the organization’s overall vetting and enrollment state.

To check or proceed with vetting-related status:

1. Verify vetting status
   • Go to Partner Center → Account settings → Legal profile.
   • Confirm that Vetting shows as Authorized for the relevant program tabs (for example, Partner, Reseller, or Developer, depending on your enrollments).
   • If vetting is In progress or Rejected, ensure a user with one of these roles monitors and responds to requests on the Verification summary page:
     • Compliance Admin
     • MAICPP Partner Admin (for Microsoft Cloud AI Partner Program)
     • Global Admin
2. Ensure program enrollment and agreements are in order
   • For each program your organization is enrolled in (such as MAICPP, CSP, Azure Marketplace/Developer programs):
     • Confirm Enrollment status is Active.
     • Confirm all required agreements are accepted.
   • Non-active enrollment or missing agreements can block vetting-related actions and user/permissions changes.
3. If vetting is rejected
   • In Partner Center → Account settings, use the Fix now button shown with the rejection to provide additional or corrected information.
   • For business verification, ensure submitted documentation meets the requirements (for example, primary business verification document dated within the last 12 months, and secondary documentation if the primary is older than 12 months).

If AC vetting is tied to your overall vetting state, resolving any In progress or Rejected vetting items and ensuring all enrollments and agreements are active is required before AC vetting can complete. For any status that is unclear or not visible in the portal, submit a support request from Partner Center so Microsoft can review your specific MPN/PartnerID and confirm the AC vetting status.

References:

• Frequently asked questions for user creation, roles, and workspace permissions
• What is the “Know Your Business Customer” requirement for company accounts?