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kevinnm
Nov 03, 2026Tin Contributor
Checking for additional charges before sending a multiparty private offer
Hi everyone, how are other resellers checking for recurring or usage-based charges outside a multiparty private offer’s main upfront or installment payments? Before sending an offer to the customer,...
AveryMorgan200
Nov 04, 2026Brass Contributor
Check both the private offer’s pricing and the underlying product plan. A fixed payment schedule specifies when the agreed amounts are billed; it doesn’t necessarily cap every charge.
In Partner Center, review the included plans, quantities, contract dates and any usage-based pricing shown. Ask the vendor to confirm in writing:
- What seats, capacity or usage the scheduled payments include.
- Which metered dimensions can generate additional charges, their rates and any included allowance.
- Whether monthly fees are already included or billed separately.
- Whether the solution requires separately billed Azure resources or services.
Partner Center shows configured offer pricing, but it isn’t necessarily a complete estimate of operating the solution. If a usage detail isn’t visible, don’t assume the charge is zero.
A simple vendor-provided example—“scheduled payment plus charges at this usage level”—is useful to include with the customer quote before acceptance.
katherinemccaslin
Microsoft
Nov 10, 2026This is correct and a great explanation! Thanks, AveryMorgan200!