Partner Center authentication credentials. This scenario supports authentication with both standalone App and App+User credentials.
The customer identifier. If you don't have a customer's identifier, follow the steps in Get a list of customers. Alternatively, sign in to Partner Center, choose the customer from the list of customers, select Account, and then save the customer's Microsoft ID value.
Get a list of offers for a market
You can check the available offers for a market by using the following Partner Center API models:
Product: A grouping construct for purchasable goods or services. A product itself isn't a purchasable item.
SKU: A purchasable stock-keeping unit (SKU) under a product. SKUs represent the varieties of the product.
Availability: A configuration in which a SKU is available for purchase (such as country/region, currency, or industry segment).
Before you purchase an Azure reservation, complete the following steps:
Identify and retrieve the product and SKU that you want to purchase. If you already know the product ID and SKU ID, select them.
At this time, there are no commercial marketplace products that support inventory check or are tagged with an InventoryCheck prerequisite.
Retrieve the availability for the SKU. You need the CatalogItemId value of the availability when placing the order. You can retrieve it through the following APIs:
Create a cart to hold the collection of catalog items that you intend to buy. When you create a cart, the cart line items are automatically grouped based on what can be purchased together in the same order. (You can also update a cart.)
The quantity of a commercial marketplace subscription must be within the limits that its associated SKU defines. (See the minimumQuantity and maximumQuantity attributes.) To update the quantity of a commercial marketplace subscription, use the following method:
The Microsoft commercial marketplace is a catalog of cloud applications and services that contains offerings from Microsoft and thousands of partners. In this learning path, you'll be introduced to concepts that will help your organization get ready to sell your cloud products and services through the commercial marketplace.