Azure Consumption Commitment enrollment

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This article is for commercial marketplace publishers and describes Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC), a contractual commitment customers make with Microsoft for specific amounts of Azure spend over time. For information about how MACC benefits customers, see Azure Consumption Commitment benefit.

Tip

To see the customer's view of consumption commitment benefits in Azure Marketplace, see Azure consumption commitment benefit.

MACC program

The Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) program is for transactable offers that are published to the commercial marketplace. Marketplace purchases of transactable offers that are enrolled in this program contribute towards an organization’s Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment. Marketplace purchases that contribute towards a customer’s Microsoft Azure consumption commitment are limited to Azure benefit-eligible offers and can only be used to purchase solutions that are primarily platformed on or extend Microsoft cloud products or infrastructure

Requirements for an offer to be enrolled in MACC

An offer must meet the following requirements to be enrolled in the MACC program:

  • Transactable with a pricing plan greater than $0

    Note

    Free and BYOL (bring your own license) offers are NOT considered transactable.

  • Azure IP co-sell eligible
  • Published live in the commercial marketplace

How to see if your offer is enrolled in the MACC program

  1. Sign in to Partner Center.

  2. On the Home page, select the Marketplace offers tile.

    Illustrates the Marketplace offers tile on the Partner Center Home page.

  3. On the Marketplace offers page, select the offer you want to see.

  4. On the Offer overview page, in the Marketplace programs section the Microsoft Azure consumption commitment status will show either Enrolled or Not Enrolled.

    Screenshot of the Offer overview page in Partner Center that shows the Microsoft Azure consumption commitment status.

    Figure 1: Offer that is enrolled in the MACC program

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