Overview
This article shows how to use the Turbo360 Partner API to query information about a specific child account — including its usage, ACR (Azure Consumption Revenue), and associated users. The sample uses the VS Code REST Client extension and is designed for interactive testing and exploration.
Business value
Partners need visibility into individual child account health and consumption from a central point. These API calls surface licensing metrics and user assignments without requiring access to each child account's portal.
Prerequisites
A Turbo360 Parent Account with Partner API access enabled.
A Microsoft Entra App Registration configured with the Turbo360 Partner API permission scope (
api://3ff33167-ae34-4bb3-b86d-109c22d28fc8/.default).The tenant ID, client ID, and client secret for your App Registration.
VS Code with the REST Client extension installed.
How it works
The sample performs four sequential operations against the Parent Account API:
Authenticate — Acquire a Bearer token using the client credentials flow.
List child accounts — Retrieve all managed accounts and identify the target account ID by name.
Get account usage — Retrieve the ACR and licensing usage for the specified child account.
Get account users — Retrieve the list of users associated with the child account.
The childAccountId variable is populated automatically from the getAccounts response using a JSONPath expression that matches by account name — replace My-CostAnalyzer-Account with the name of the account you want to query.
Steps
Copy the following into a .http file in VS Code and run each request in sequence. This code is written in plain text:
# ==============================================================
# Authentication Variables
# ==============================================================
@tenantId = [API Authentication - Tenant ID]
@clientId = [API Authentication - Client ID]
@clientSecret = [API Authentication - Client Secret]
@host = portal.turbo360.com
# ==============================================================
# Cost Analyzer Account Variables
# ==============================================================
@newAccountName = My-CostAnalyzer-Account
@childAccountId = [populated from getAccounts response by account name]
# ==============================================================
# Step 1 - Get Authentication Token
# ==============================================================
# @name getToken
POST https://login.microsoftonline.com/[tenantId]/oauth2/v2.0/token
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
grant_type=client_credentials
&client_id=[clientId]
&client_secret=[clientSecret]
&scope=api://3ff33167-ae34-4bb3-b86d-109c22d28fc8/.default
###
# ==============================================================
# Step 2 - Get the Child Account from the list of accounts
# ==============================================================
# @name getAccounts
GET https://[host]/partner/api/account-management/get-managed-accounts
Accept: */*
Authorization: Bearer [getToken.response.body.access_token]
###
# ==============================================================
# Step 3 - Get the Child Account usage
# ==============================================================
GET https://[host]/partner/api/account-management/[childAccountId]/get-account-usage
Accept: */*
Authorization: Bearer [getToken.response.body.access_token]
###
# ==============================================================
# Step 4 - Get the Child Account users
# ==============================================================
GET https://[host]/partner/api/account-management/[childAccountId]/get-account-users
Accept: */*
Authorization: Bearer [getToken.response.body.access_token]
###Note: Replace bracketed placeholders above with your actual variable values. In the REST Client extension, the @childAccountId variable uses a JSONPath expression to extract the account ID from the getAccounts response by matching on account name.