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# Track your tenant management
Track Cortex XSIAM child tenant connection status, pairing, synchronization, and centrally managed security configurations.
To view child tenant details, in Cortex XSIAM, select Settings → Configurations → **Tenant Management**.
The **Tenant Management** page displays the following information about each of your child tenants:
| Field | Description |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
|  (Status Indicator) | Identifies whether the child tenant is connected. |
| Tenant ID | The Cortex XSIAM tenant ID. |
| Tenant name | Name you defined during the pairing process or during child tenant activation. |
| Account ID | The CSP account ID. |
| Account name | Name of the parent tenant. |
| Pairing status | Status of the child paring process:
- Pending
- Paired
- Approved
- Declined
- Pending
- Paired to another
- Not Paired
|
| Last sync | Timestamp of the last security action sync initiated by the parent tenant. |
| BIOC Rules & exceptions | Name of the configuration managing the BIOC rules and exceptions actions. |
| Starred issues policy | Name of the configuration managing the starred incidents policy actions. |
| Issue exclusion | Name of the configuration managing the alert exclusion actions. |
| Profiles | Name of the configuration managing the profile actions. |
| Allow/Block Lists | Name of the configuration managing the allow list and block list actions. |
| Region | Note
This field is not enabled by default. To enable this, contact your support team.
Region of child tenant.
|
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