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Not all redeemed classes were included under the “Courseware Completions” criteria in MPN center
Hello Team, When comparing the data extracted from the MPN portal under the “Courseware Completions” criteria with the data available in the Microsoft Organizational Skilling Portal - Home, we noticed that several redeemed classes are not included. As a result, our Courseware Completions score appears to be incomplete, which may affect our renewal status. Examples of missing class IDs include: M3MGZ9 (SC-300), 54N235 (AZ-104), and others. In total, more than 15 classes are not reflected in our Courseware Completions score. I can share the two source files used for the comparison if they would help with the investigation. Could you please review this issue and advise on the next steps? Many thanks,Marketplace Publishing - Email with the Certification Team
Greetings partners, fellows, and friends, Standards Core is a 2nd year ISV - we currently have 1 SaaS and 2 Office add-in listings, now working on our first Apps and agents for Microsoft 365 and Copilot ... we have submitted our first publish, can currently working to address certification details. Why am I posting this? Well, after the 1st submission, in addition to the certification report on Marketplace, we also received an email - thereafter questions/iterations were immediately interactive with very quick and clearly attentive responses. So I wanted to mention that we really appreciate that!! Previous submissions that I have experienced were through the submissions portal only - the personalized email interaction was a pleasant surprise, and made the process feel much warmer than the previous "formal" portal-only interaction. Thank you [certification team], and looking forward to re-submit shortly. Thanks again, Leon, CTO/Standards Core LLCLearn how to move co-sell opportunities from ready to closed-won with greater consistency
What separates co-sell ready opportunities from closed-won success? The answer often comes down to stakeholder alignment, commercial readiness, and a clear strategy for engaging Microsoft and partner resources at the right time. Join Kevin Flitcroft, Head of Sales for SaaSify at Spektra Systems, as he shares practical guidance for helping partners improve deal execution and revenue outcomes. Learn how to align opportunities to Microsoft priorities, determine when to engage Microsoft sellers, position Microsoft Marketplace early in the sales cycle, and support customer purchasing goals through effective commercial motions. You'll also explore the Audit/Activate/Run framework and discover how successful organizations create repeatable co-sell practices that help increase win rates, strengthen pipeline development, and drive more consistent business growth. Discover how leading partners turn co-sell opportunities into consistent business growth. Attend this live session to gain practical strategies you can apply to your next opportunity. Add to your calendar: Microsoft co-sell playbook: From co-sell ready to closed-wonMarketplace trainings and events calendar (updated 08/27/26)
-Welcome to our calendar for accessing upcoming Marketplace trainings and events, along with links to recent resources. This page is a go-to resource for discovering training sessions and events designed specifically for software development companies related to Microsoft Marketplace. Whether you’re building innovative solutions or publishing to the commercial marketplace, you’ll find content to help you stay ahead in today’s fast-moving tech landscape. We’ve organized dedicated areas for partners and customers, making it easy to find sessions most relevant to your needs. Some events are upcoming, while others are past recordings that remain valuable for learning and growth. This page is updated frequently with new opportunities. Be sure to subscribe for notifications; instructions are provided at the bottom of this post. Explore the upcoming AI events below, revisit past sessions, and feel free to comment with any questions. ****Sessions updated as of 08/27/2026**** Partner and Channel Partner sessions Upcoming sessions Date Time Area Title Description Link 9/10/26 8:30 AM PDT Guest office hour How leading partners drive co-sell success with Marketplace Learn how successful software companies use Microsoft Marketplace to expand reach, strengthen co-sell relationships, and drive repeatable revenue growth. Join Reis Barrie of Carve Partners for insights into building Marketplace momentum and creating co-sell opportunities across the Microsoft partner ecosystem. How leading partners drive co-sell success with Marketplace - Microsoft Marketplace community 10/7/26 8:30 AM PDT Guest office hour Marketplace co-sell playbook: From co-sell ready to closed-won Join this partner-focused session to learn how successful organizations turn co-sell opportunities into closed-won business. Kevin Flitcroft of Spektra Systems shares proven strategies for stakeholder alignment, commercial readiness, Microsoft Marketplace positioning, and customer-focused sales execution. Microsoft co-sell playbook: From co-sell ready to closed-won Recorded Partner Office Hour Sessions Date Area Title Description Link 08/06/2026 (JAPAN) Office hour Multiparty private offers through Marketplace: channel growth in Japan Discover how multiparty private offers can help software companies and channel partners pursue new channel-led growth opportunities in Japan. This session conducted in Japanese explains the deal flow, eligibility requirements, first steps, and customer value including how eligible purchases can contribute toward Azure consumption commitments. View the recording 07/15/2026 (AUS) Office hour Multiparty private offers through Marketplace: channel growth in Australia Microsoft Marketplace offers multiple ways for partners to work together and grow through the channel. With multiparty private offers launching in Australia on July 16, alongside resale enabled offers, join us to learn how can you can activate channel-led sales. View the recording 06/17/26 Office Hours The Marketplace playbook for channel-led sales Get a practical playbook for scaling channel-led sales through Microsoft Marketplace, including how to recruit and activate partners using resale-enabled offers and multiparty private offers. Learn proven best practices, go-to-market resources, and real-world lessons. View the recording 05/19/26 Office Hours Multi-currency private offers in Microsoft Marketplace Join a practical walkthrough to learn how multi-currency transaction are managed through Marketplace. Gain confidence in creating private offers in local currency and get foundational knowledge to support sales of resale enabled offers. View the recording 05/07/26 Partner Session Turning co-sell readiness into real Microsoft Marketplace revenue Join Clazar as they share insights on how to be co-sell ready and how to translate it into a meaningful pipeline and an active, revenue generating partnership with Microsoft sellers. View the recording 4/28/26 Partner Session Maximize selling with Microsoft and Marketplace ROI Join us as WorkSpan shares real workflows used by partners who have closed over $5B in co-sell revenue with Microsoft. Learn best practices for navigating selling end-to-end with Microsoft. View the recording 04/15/26 Office Hours Seamless private offers: From creation to purchase and activation Join this Partner Center walkthrough of private offer execution from creation to customer purchase to partner activation View the recording 04/02/26 Partner Session Why Azure belongs in your multi-cloud strategy Tune in to hear WeTransact share when and why Azure should be part of your strategy. Find out how to replicate solutions for Azure. Hear why Marketplace-aligned companies are able to move quickly using Microsoft tools, funding, and incentives. View the recording 03/24/26 Partner Session Best practices for scaling Marketplace channel-led sales Join guest speaker team from Tackle as they walk through opportunities to scale partner driven revenue. Hear how to activate channel opportunities using multiparty private offers and learn when to leverage resale-enabled offers to expand partner reach. View the recording 03/18/26 Office Hours (Partner) Build, publish, and optimize Marketplace offers with App Advisor Learn what App Advisor is, how it works, and how it can help partners accelerate Marketplace offer creation. Live demo walk through; validating value to publishing and optimizing your listing. View the recording 03/11/26 Partner Session AI-powered automation for Marketplace private offers and IP co-sell Learn from guest speaker Jon Yoo, Suger, how software development companies can use AI-powered automation to simplify buying through Microsoft Marketplace, streamline private offers, and optimize co-selling opportunities. View the recording 02/25/26 Partner Session Inside Azure IP co-sell: What high-performing software developers do differently Get an inside look at the signals Microsoft uses to evaluate Marketplace and Azure IP co-sell readiness with insights from Barbara Treviño of Labra. Learn what top software companies do differently to accelerate approvals and boost GTM impact. View the recording 02/18/26 Office Hours (Partner) How to build a Microsoft Marketplace channel practice Building a successful Marketplace practice takes the right people, process, and strategy working together. Learn how top performing partners organize their teams across alliances, operations and leadership View the recording 1/21/26 Office Hours (Partner) Microsoft Partner Center reporting Get to know the Partner Center Insights and Earnings workspaces. Walk through Earnings, Customer, Order, Usage and Revenue reports. View the recording 12/18/25 Office Hours (Partner) Introducing resale enabled offers Explore resale enabled offers through Microsoft Marketplace. View recording 12/04/25 Partner Session AI-powered acceleration: scale faster on Microsoft Marketplace Go beyond listing basics and explore how Microsoft Marketplace can act as a strategic revenue engine. View recording 11/04/25 Partner Session How to structure your Microsoft Partner Center account for long-term success Learn best practices for setting up your Partner Center account for operational and marketplace success. View recording 08/28/25 Office Hours (Partner) Certified software designations: FY26 benefits updates Overview of certified software designations and FY26 benefit updates. View recording Customer sessions Upcoming sessions Date Time Area Title Description Link 09/2/2026 8:30 AM PDT Office Hours (Customer) Evaluate and buy solutions with Microsoft Marketplace Help customers evaluate and buy solutions with greater confidence. This Microsoft Marketplace session explores intelligent discovery, free trials, private offer requests, flexible contract durations, and practical ways partners and sellers can create purchasing arrangements aligned to customer priorities. Evaluate and buy solutions with Microsoft Marketplace Recorded Customer Office Hour sessions Date Area Title Description Link 07/29/2026 Office Hours (Customer) Accelerating AI development with Microsoft Marketplace Learn how Microsoft Marketplace helps software development companies simplify procurement, streamline integration, and access AI models and developer tools through a single platform. Find out how to accelerate time to market, enhance operational efficiency and scale customer reach across Azure, Microsoft 365, and the Microsoft global partner ecosystem. View the recording 06/24/26 Office Hours (Customer) Microsoft Marketplace as FinOps platform Learn how Marketplace can help organizations simplify procurement, centralize billing, and better align software investments to optimize cloud and AI spend. Discover actionable strategies to improve cost visibility and ROI and leverage Marketplace as a key component of your FinOps approach. View the recording 05/28/26 Office Hours (Customer) Dragon Copilot AI apps and agents in Microsoft Marketplace Healthcare organizations discover how Dragon Copilot can help accelerate time to value by connecting with trusted partner solutions that streamline workflows and embed AI directly into daily operations. View the recording 04/29/26 Office Hours (Customer) Using Microsoft Marketplace to optimize Azure spend For organizations with an Azure cloud commitment Microsoft Marketplace can be a powerful tool for optimizing how the spend is used. Explore how your organization can leverage its Azure commitment to support software investments through Microsoft Marketplace. View the recording 03/25/26 Office Hours (Customer) Charting your AI strategy for manufacturing with Marketplace Build, buy, or blend? Gain the insights you need as a manufacturer to scale AI apps and agents across the factory floor using Microsoft Marketplace. Hear about practical manufacturing scenarios View the recording 02/25/26 Office Hours (Customer) Accelerate AI adoption through Microsoft Marketplace Explore practical AI use cases available through Microsoft Marketplace - from prebuilt AI apps and agents to AI-powered solutions that simplify deployment. View the recording 01/28/26 Office Hours (Customer) Optimize cloud cost and performance Learn proven strategies to accelerate time-to-value for cloud and AI investments using Microsoft Marketplace. View the recording 12/11/25 Office Hours (Customer) Chart your AI app and agent strategy Insights into build, buy, or blend approaches for AI apps and agents using Microsoft Marketplace. View recording 07/30/25 Office Hours (Customer) FinOps and the Microsoft Marketplace Learn how Microsoft Marketplace supports FinOps practitioners and accelerates AI transformation. 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What’s the best way to differentiate a SaaS offer from a Teams offer in Microsoft Marketplace?
Hey community! Our app is transactable, and we currently have two offers live in Marketplace: Saas and MS Teams offers. However, some of our customers find it confusing and aren’t sure which one they should choose. We also always prefer them chosing Saas so we can track everything via Partner center. What’s the recommended way to structure or differentiate the two offers so the choice is clear for customers? For example, should we use different naming, descriptions, or positioning for each offer? Would really appreciate any best practices or examples from others who have faced it!
Employment verification rejected and unable to create support ticket due to Workspace error
Hello Microsoft Team, My account's employment verification was rejected (Verification Status: Rejected). When I try to submit a support ticket in Partner Center to resolve this, the Workspace dropdown shows "No results found", which completely locks me out from creating a support request. I am stuck in a loop. Could a moderator please help escalate this case to the Vetting and Verification team, or advise how I can submit my documents? Here are my account details: - Company Name: 长沙天籁奇迹网络科技有限公司 - Seller ID: 95445230 - Email: email address removed for privacy reasons Thank you for your assistance!
Employment Verification passed on one account but rejected on another
We have two Partner Center accounts for the same legal entity. On the first account, Employment Verification passed. On the second account, created for the same company with the same contact person, Employment Verification has now been rejected. Nothing differs between the two in terms of the person or the company. Same individual, same company domain email address, same legal entity, same registry documents. The bigger problem is that I cannot respond to the rejection. The step shows as Pending Partner Action, but the Resolve panel presents no document type selector, no upload field and no other control. It only repeats the confirmation message from an earlier business document submission. So the portal is waiting on an action it gives me no way to perform. The estimated completion date has slipped three times. Has anyone seen Employment Verification decided differently for the same person across two accounts? And is there a known reason the Resolve panel would come up empty when a step is marked Pending Partner Action?Enrollment blocked by trust evaluation (Ref 715-123160) — cannot open a support ticket, no workspace
I am trying to enroll in the Microsoft 365 and Copilot program to publish a Word add-in on AppSource. The enrollment is blocked with the "Microsoft runs on trust" message. It happened twice, on 7 August and 18 August 2026, with the same reference number — so the first block was apparently never cleared. Reference number: 715-123160 Transaction ID (18 Aug): 05e34bf1-3406-4d55-abce-260567e369af Transaction ID (7 Aug): b809228d-bdec-436d-a205-de4914cef0e0 Correlation ID: c0187e32-891c-4c53-9964-cc5c9c6a1a17 I cannot open a support ticket: the Partner Center form requires selecting a Workspace, and my account has none because no enrollment ever completed. The public support form sends me back to Service health. Could this be escalated to the Vetting / Trust & Safety team for a manual review? My company registration number and official registration extract are ready — I will provide them privately on request. Thank you.
Benefit expiration tied to membership end date
The benefit end date is now aligned with the membership end date. (Source) That means, if my Partner Core Benefits expire on day X, the Microsoft 365 internal use benefits also expire on day X. On the surface, this makes perfect sense, but, in practice, this makes renewal extremely inconvenient: Partner programs cannot be renewed before they expire, so I can only renew them on day X or later. Microsoft 365 subscriptions must be renewed before they expire, so I must renew them no later than day X. That means that the person responsible for renewing these things must work on day X - no matter if it's a week-end, a national holiday or a long-planned vacation. Getting sick or having a power outage on that day is out of the question as well, or all the Microsoft 365 mail accounts will stop working. Can Microsoft do something to make this a little less stressful for us poor sysadmins? Either add a few grace days to the expiry of Microsoft 365, or allow us to voluntarily renew our partner subscriptions earlier - I don't mind losing a few days of benefits, if it help ensure that everything can be done well ahead of time.MAICPP Employment Verification Rejected
I created MAICPP account but it was rejected at teh verification stage. The message says, "Based on the information you have provided to date, we have determined that your organization does not currently meet the requirements to pass verification. There are no appeals available, we have closed your application. If you decide to reapply, please review the information at https://aka.ms/PartnerVerification to ensure you meet the latest requirements. This is on the following URL: https://partner.microsoft.com/dashboard/v2/account-settings/organization/legalinfo/vetting/partner" I provided all the information requested including Entity Filing documents, EIN, Fictitious Business Name(FBN) etc. The reason it was rejected was probably due to the Ficticious Business Name. I provided the documents showing how the legal entity filed for FBN and also created the email domain. I submitted a ticket 2608220010000633 but I havent received any response yet. Can somebody help check the status on this? JillArmour please help!Employment Verification appeal (Resolve) panel does not render upload option
Partner ID: 7001033 Company: Conligo Services B.V. Account: Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program, Developer track Issue: Legal Business Profile Verification is stuck at Employment Verification (status: Rejected / Pending Partner Action). Following the official appeal process (Legal Info → Verification Summary → Resolve), the panel that opens does not match Microsoft's own documented behavior. Expected behavior (per Microsoft's official documentation, "Submit a verification appeal in Partner Center," step 6): the Resolve panel should show a "Select document type" dropdown, a drag-and-drop file upload field, and an optional comments field. Actual behavior: the panel only displays a static message — "Your document was submitted successfully. Review can take up to 5 business days." — with no document type selector, no upload field, and no functional control of any kind. Troubleshooting already performed: Reproduced in multiple browsers (including a fresh anonymous/private session, tested independently, ~30 minutes apart) Reproduced after waiting to rule out temporary state/cache issues Confirmed the Verification Started, Email Verification, and Identity Verification steps all show as passed (green checkmark); only Employment Verification is affected Confirmed via KvK (Dutch Chamber of Commerce) extracts that I am the authorized representative (director of Ubertas Holding B.V., which is the sole director of Conligo Services B.V.) Documents ready to submit once the upload field is functional: KvK extract, Conligo Services B.V. (KvK 77027965) KvK extract, Ubertas Holding B.V. (KvK 76957292) Domain ownership documentation for conligo.nl (WHOIS/registrar confirmation) Request: please either fix the rendering issue on my account, or provide an alternative channel to submit the above documents for the Employment Verification appeal.The AI Trust Gap: We're Auditing Outputs, But Nobody's Watching the Input
Hi all, Manjish here, founder of Pryvasee.AI. I want to open a conversation rather than make a pitch, because I think this is a problem bigger than any one company can solve, and I'd like to hear how others in this community are approaching it. Over the past year, watching enterprises adopt LLMs like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, etc one pattern kept showing up. Almost every governance conversation started after the prompt was sent. Teams were building dashboards to review AI outputs, running periodic audits, writing acceptable use policies. All useful, but all reactive. Nobody I spoke to had a clear answer to a much simpler question: what actually happens to the sensitive data in that prompt in the moments before it leaves your organisation's control? That gap is why we built Pryvasee.AI differently. Instead of sitting after the model and reviewing what came back, we sit before it. Pryvasee Guard screens prompts, documents, and images for PII, PHI, and PCI and other such sensitive data before anything reaches a model. Pryvasee Thread lets you run the same request across OpenAI, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek from one interface, so you're never trusting a single model's answer by default. And the Trust Engine scores every response that comes back for groundedness and hallucination risk, so there's a number behind "does this look right" instead of a gut feeling. We built it natively on Azure (AKS, Azure SQL, Azure SQL Ledger for a tamper evident audit trail) because we think the next wave of AI governance problems won't just be about data leakage. They will be about proving, after the fact, exactly what happened, for a regulator, an auditor, or your own board. Most organisations can't do that today for a single AI interaction, let alone thousands a day across four different model providers. We're early. MVP/Beta since July 2026, live on the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace since late August, and currently working through a handful of enterprise pilots rather than claiming a long customer list. I would rather be upfront about that than oversell it. What I'm genuinely curious about: for those of you building or advising on enterprise AI adoption, is anyone handling the "before the model" problem today, whether with tooling, policy, or something else? And do you think this becomes a bigger issue as more employees start using multiple AI tools side by side, or does it resolve itself as the big model providers add more guardrails natively? Would love to hear how others are thinking about this.
15% discount for eligible nonprofit customers on Microsoft 365 Copilot effective November 1, 2024
Microsoft 365 Copilot is now available to eligible nonprofits for $25.50 (USD) per user per month when purchased for an annual subscription and billing cycle. To purchase Microsoft 365 Copilot, customers must have or purchase a separate license for a qualifying Microsoft 365 plan. Eligible nonprofit customers can switch to the nonprofit-priced Microsoft 365 Copilot subscription at renewal. If they wish to add new licenses before renewal, they can start a new subscription 11/1 onwards. Discount details Geography: Available in all markets where Microsoft 365 Copilot is sold on CSP (Worldwide). Customer eligibility: All eligible nonprofit customers (new and existing Microsoft 365 Copilot customers). There is no minimum purchase requirement, and no limit on the number of licenses you can buy. Eligible nonprofit customers must purchase a new subscription; licenses added to existing subscriptions won't receive the nonprofit discount. The discount is available on New Commerce Experience (NCE) only. Additional resources: Leverage nonprofit Copilot GTM resources for your customer conversations: Modern Work | Drive Business Transformation with Copilot Partners, invite your nonprofit customers to the Copilot Quickstart Trainings for nonprofits. November 12 LinkedIn blogCan Marketplace Become the Trusted Delivery Ecosystem for Specialized Microsoft Services?
Over the past several years, Azure Marketplace has become an increasingly important mechanism for connecting customers, partners, publishers, and Microsoft. As Marketplace adoption grows, I have been reflecting on one aspect of ecosystem collaboration. Many customer initiatives involve multiple organizations, each with different responsibilities, commercial models, onboarding requirements, and procurement processes. This raises an interesting question for the community: Can Azure Marketplace play a larger role in reducing operational friction between Marketplace participants who are already transacting through the platform? Potential outcomes could include: Faster customer project execution. Simpler cross-organizational collaboration. Greater adoption of Marketplace-transactable solutions. Reduced administrative overhead. Increased Marketplace transaction activity. From a Marketplace ecosystem perspective, reducing friction between participants may create value for customers, partners, publishers, and Microsoft alike. I would be interested in learning: Whether others have encountered similar challenges. Whether existing Marketplace capabilities already address this area. Which future improvements would have the greatest impact. Looking forward to hearing the community's perspective.
URGENT: Blocked from Partner Center Enrollment ("Runs on trust") - Support portals inaccessible
Hello Microsoft Partner Community Team, I am urgently seeking assistance with an automated enrollment block. We are trying to register our business, Connect In Cloud Ltd (UK Companies House: 09550508), for the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program, but we have triggered the "Microsoft runs on trust" security block. I am completely unable to raise a standard support ticket because my Partner Center dashboard shows no active workspaces, meaning the support form will not allow me to submit a request. Furthermore, the standard business phone support lines drop the call after instructing me to use the broken portal. I need a moderator to please escalate this directly to the Vetting and Enrollment team so I can provide my business documentation, verify my identity, and have this block cleared. Here are my exact error details from the blocked screen: Error: Microsoft runs on trust... your request was blocked. Reference Number: 715-123160 Transaction ID: 4b89b272-50fe-4f37-8f5f-15f539cbaed0 Correlation ID: f13ebdd3-5d9d-4b45-a31d-0049e3489a11 Thank you in advance for your help in getting an internal support ticket opened for usDiscover how Dragon Copilot solutions can reach clinicians through Microsoft Marketplace
As healthcare organizations adopt AI to streamline care delivery, partners have a new opportunity to bring innovation directly into clinical workflows. Microsoft Marketplace now supports Dragon Copilot Physician Apps and Agents, helping partners deliver intelligent solutions that support documentation, clinical insights, and workflow efficiency at the point of care. Learn how Microsoft Marketplace helps partners publish, monetize, and scale Dragon Copilot solutions through flexible commercial models, trusted purchasing experiences, and targeted healthcare discovery experiences. Read the article to explore the new Dragon Copilot offer type and how to bring your healthcare innovation to market through Microsoft Marketplace. 👉 Read the full article: Accelerate healthcare innovation with Dragon Copilot apps and agents in Microsoft MarketplaceApp ratings are not displayed when a Marketplace listing includes a free trial
Hi community! We’ve noticed that app ratings are not displayed on Microsoft Marketplace browse and search result cards when an offer includes a Free trial badge. For example, the one listing displays its rating of 3.6 (107 ratings) directly on the card. Youkeeps AI Scheduling Assistant listing has customer ratings, but its card displays the Free trial badge without any rating information. Could you please confirm whether this is expected behavior or a display issue? Is there a way to show both the Free trial badge and the app rating on the listing card?Lab Issues - Rolling Updates
Hello all, We're working on ways to better update our partner ecosystem on issues with labs. Until we have a more sustainable and scalable solution, I will provide updates to this pinned thread. August 13 AZ-500 issue has been resolved. SC-500 labs will be delayed one week to August 21 (August 7th title plan says August 14 release) August 10 From Skillable for AZ-500: "A subset of labs in the below courses are currently impacted by an older VM SKU with limited availability. We have updated the labs under our control and have engaged Microsoft to have the content updated to a new SKU with more general availability." Our Microsoft labs team is aware of the issue and working on it. Will update here when I have more info. August 4 365 Defender Lab: Resolved AB-210, AB-250, and MB-230: Resolved July 29 Impact: 365 Defender Lab set to release 7/31. A bug is causing issues in activating the M365 Connector for the Security for AI service. User cannot proceed past trial activation window. Issue has been escalated, no time to resolution yet. Impact: AB-210, AB-250, and MB-230. Dynamics trial license issue, unable to redeem Sales license. Issue has been escalated, no time to resolution yet.
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