Feature Request — Programmatic (API) access to Eligible/Ineligible Revenue data
Hi Product Team, We're building an automated backend pipeline to ingest and reconcile our incentive and revenue data across multiple Microsoft programs (MCI/Co-Op), and we've hit a gap we'd like to flag for future roadmap consideration. **Current situation** The Partner Payout API (api.partner.microsoft.com/v1.0/payouts) already gives us solid programmatic access to Earnings and Payments exports, which we use successfully today. However, the Eligible/Ineligible Revenue data available on the Earnings > Revenue page in Partner Center has no equivalent API endpoint — it's currently only accessible via manual UI download. We confirmed this with Commercial Marketplace Support (Service Request #2607220040003782), who kindly clarified that this is a known product limitation rather than a support/configuration issue, and suggested we raise it here directly with the Product Team. **Business impact** Without API access to this dataset, we're forced to rely on a manual, human-driven download step in an otherwise fully automated ingestion pipeline. This creates: - A recurring operational dependency on a person manually exporting and uploading the file on a schedule - A gap in our audit trail, since manual downloads are harder to log and timestamp consistently than API-driven exports - Reconciliation delays between Eligible/Ineligible Revenue and the Earnings/Payments data we already pull automatically via API **Request** We'd like to ask the Product Team to consider extending the existing Payout API (or a comparable endpoint) to support an asynchronous export request for Eligible/Ineligible Revenue data, following the same pattern already used for Earnings and Payments (create export request → poll status → download via secure blob link). Happy to share more detail on our use case if it's helpful for prioritization. Thank you for considering this. Regards, Carlos RodriguesResolved - CDX / demos.microsoft.com "Not Authorized" error #CDX
Just wanted to put it out there a recent issue I faced while accessing CDX tool (https://demos.microsoft.com). When logged in using my work account it errored out with below error: This message is quite misleading, as I do have a Partner account. Thankfully, I found an article: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/cant-access-cdxtransformmicrosoftcom-not/e9d79c49-1285-447d-8346-3c10a704e6b1 I had to: i. Launch https://mysignins.microsoft.com/security-info in incognito mode and Sign in with your work account to re-enforce MFA-based login. ii. Then launch https://cdx.transform.microsoft.com and enable third party cookies for this website. Then it gives the below Login Failed page which makes more sense (as it turns out, it was CDX who was missing some permissions required and not the other way around, lol. Ideally, if it pointed out the below error message by default without requiring above steps, it would have been a lot easier to get to the resolution): In my case, MFA was enforced and Cookies were already allowed. The last step was to click on the "by clicking on this link" hyperlink to allow Consent to the user permissions required by CDX tool. This can by done by the end user itself. Once consent is provided using the link, the tool is accessible in normal Browser mode. Note: If all users in the tenant are not able to access CDX, then Global Admin needs to follow the "by clicking on this link" to provide consent to CDX permissions. In this case you might get a "Consent" page upfront instead of above errors to request for consent from Global admin to "transform.microsoft.com". #CDX
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Our webinar - Master Deal Sharing with Microsoft - is happening today! If you’re a software company partnering with Microsoft, you probably started with big hopes for co-selling at scale. But the first hurdle almost everyone hits? Getting deals into Partner Center effectively and efficiently. Whether it’s your first deal or your thousandth, we’re sharing best practices that help you submit higher-quality deals faster—with better response rates from Microsoft sellers. 📅 Master Deal Sharing with Microsoft 🕐 Today at 10:00 AM PST / 1:00 PM EST 🔗 https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/dba72138-6b0e-4aec-b41e-e41faf41db92@b9cefa9a-8ec8-44c3-b562-cd34d6ef80b3 See you there!
Do More with Microsoft 365 E3 promo
The link for this promo downloads a locked PDF that no one seems to be able to open. How do we access the details of this promo? Please advise Partner blog post: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/americas-partner-blog/2024/12/16/microsoft-365-copilot-enables-new-opportunities-for-partners/ Link to PDF: https://aka.ms/DMWL_ME3_Promo_ExecSum Promo offer Do More with Microsoft 365 E3 promo Security remains a top priority for customers. The introduction of AI amplifies this concern, underscoring the importance of safeguarding data. Now through June 30, 2025, CSP partners will receive a 15 percent discount off the net partner price for new-to-Microsoft 365 E3 customers. Microsoft 365 E3 provides essential foundations to enable AI, including Microsoft 365 apps and security capabilities that simplify IT management and support customers on their Zero Trust journey. For customers seeking next-level threat protection and data security, Microsoft 365 E5 provides additional capabilities such as XDR to defend across the infrastructure and ensure data security throughout the data lifecycle.
New MCPP Subscription in Azure
Hi, Apologies if this is the wrong forum. Earlier this year I renewed my Action Pack subscription and had to link my billing profile at the same time. Once that had gone through, I noticed that I had a new Azure subscription called 'MCPP Subscription' I still also have my Microsoft Partner Network subscription which has all my resource groups etc in. My query is what is this new subscription? Should I start using it? My credits are linked to the old MPN subscription. I've not been able to find anything so far about it either on general internet searches or this community. many thanks
Partner payment error
The Partner Payment Center payment page does not properly process cards. The error I am receiving does not seem to be a valid error for credit cards: Payment failed due to insufficient balance. Please check with your bank or try again with a different card. My Card is in good standing. In the MS store I have no problem, just in the Partner payment page. I've cleared the browser cache and still get the same error.
Controlling an Application’s Throughput Consumption in Cosmos DB with ThroughputControlGroup
Hi Azure Cosmos Db Team, Was referring to the below document link to limit the throughput consumption per requests. https://the9090rule.medium.com/controlling-an-applications-throughput-consumption-in-cosmos-db-with-throughputcontrolgroup-247cc0eafa92 How will the application behave in case the operations in the group exceed the set throughput? Will it get throttled? With Regards, Nitin RahimVerification docs resubmitted as requested — 9 business days, zero response — 2608140040001875
MPN Account ID: 7136847 Tracking ID: 2608140040001875 Timeline: Initial rejection on Aug 8. Case reopened, Vetting Operations requested additional business registration documents (address change filing + updated GST registration reflecting our current registered address). We submitted these on Aug 14, the same day they were requested. Your team's message committed to a follow-up within 2-3 business days — it's now been over a week with no acknowledgment of receipt or status update on the ticket. Could someone from Vetting Operations confirm receipt of the documents and the current review status? Happy to share any additional verification details by DM if that helps move this along. Thanks in advance. Ashish
