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February 2024 announcements

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This page provides the announcements for Microsoft Partner Center for February 2024.

March legacy license-based price list & price list preview with updated DEPR prices for some currencies (EUR, GBP, DKK, SEK & NOK)

This announcement is to inform that March legacy license-based price list & price list preview has DEPR price updates in currencies (EUR, GBP, DKK, SEK & NOK) for the following offer.

  • Date: March 01, 2024
  • Workspace: Pricing
  • Impacted audience: Cloud Solution Provider (CSP), Direct-Bill Partners and Indirect Providers who use legacy license-based pricing in EUR, GBP, DKK, SEK & NOK currencies.
Offer Title Offer ID
Microsoft 365 E3 2b3b8d2d-10aa-4be4-b5fd-7f2feb0c3091

The deprecated (DEPR) products represent legacy offers that are no longer available for new purchase, only for renewal.

NCE license-based preview price list displays false positives in countries/regions where there are no FX changes

In March, partners might see false positives on the New Commercial Experience (NCE) license-based price list preview for countries or regions not affected by Forex trading (FX) rate changes.

  • Date: March 01, 2024
  • Workspace: Pricing
  • Impacted audience: Cloud Solution Provider partners (indirect providers and direct bill) in all markets/countries/regions.

As expected, beginning March 1, 2024, the NCE license-based preview price list for Japanese Yen (JPY) shows the products that change price in April due to the FX rate change. However, the same products also show (false positives) on the price list preview of the countries or regions that aren't affected by the FX rate changes.

Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service available through Cloud Solution Providers (CSPs) on March 1, 2024. Copilot for Microsoft 365 available for EDU customers through CSPs

Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service will be available to transact through Cloud Solution (CSP) partners on March 1, 2024. Copilot for Microsoft 365 [EDU] will also be available to transact through CSP partners on March 1, 2024.

  • Date: February 29, 2024
  • Workspace: General
  • Impacted audience: All CSP Partners transacting Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365

On March 1, 2024, Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service will be available to transact via CSP Partners in New Commerce (NCE).

  • Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service can be purchased as a commercial, standalone add-on SKU.

  • Both Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service include Copilot for Microsoft 365. As a result, customers who already own Copilot for Microsoft 365 can opt to upgrade/transition to Copilot for Sales or Copilot for Service.

  • As Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service both include Copilot for Microsoft 365, the same prerequisites put in place for Copilot for Microsoft 365 will hold true. The prerequisites are the following products: Microsoft 365 Business Standard, Microsoft 365 Business Premium, Office 365 E3, Office 365 E5, Microsoft 365 E3, or Microsoft 365 E5.

  • As with Copilot for Microsoft 365, there's no minimum license purchase requirement for either Copilot for Sales or Copilot for Service. However, customers must have a product license of one of the prerequisite base SKUs for each license of Copilot for Sales or Copilot for Service they purchase.

  • Copilot for Sales and Copilot for Service SKU information can be found on March 1, in the CSP Partner price list.

In addition, Copilot for Microsoft 365 will be available to transact via CSP Partners in NCE for Education customers, in addition to Enrollment for Education Solutions.

  • Like the Copilot for Microsoft 365 commercial SKU, the Copilot for Microsoft 365 EDU SKU will be priced at $30 per user per month.

  • There's no minimum order size, and customers must have a product license of one of the prerequisite base SKUs for each license of Copilot for Microsoft 365 EDU they purchase.

  • Eligible prerequisites are: Office 365 A3, Office 365 A5, Microsoft 365 A3, and Microsoft 365 A5.

Copilot for Sales, Copilot for Service, and Copilot for Microsoft 365 are major opportunities for CSP Partners to help every customer become an AI-powered organization, regardless of their size. Use the following resources to start defining your strategy and operationalizing your sales engine today.

Next steps

Legacy Microsoft Azure Reserved Instances price list change effective June 1, 2024

To simplify invoice reconciliation and to standardize pricing, Microsoft will no longer publish legacy Microsoft Azure Reserved Instances price list as of June 1, 2024. Partners can source Azure reserved instances pricing by accessing the new commerce Azure plan reservations price list available in Partner Center and Azure portal.

  • Date: February 28, 2024
  • Workspace: Pricing
  • Impacted audience: Cloud Solution Providers (CSPs) using Microsoft Azure Reserved Instances price list for commercial and shared services

As of June 1, 2024, legacy Microsoft Azure Reserved Instances pricing will be included in the new commerce Azure plan reservations price lists. This change will simplify invoice reconciliation for partners because reservations invoices are based on USD prices. To learn more, see Billing.

Partners who require prices in any currency other than USD can download the foreign exchange rates file provided in the price lists workspace in Partner Center.

The standard historical price lists for legacy Microsoft Azure Reserved Instances will be available until November 1, 2024.

Next steps

Share this communication with the relevant people in your organization.

Removal of Customer emails from Earnings reports

We're announcing removal of customer emails from Earnings reports.

  • Date: February 26, 2024
  • Workspace: Earnings
  • Impacted audience: Azure Marketplace users

Starting March 27, 2024, we're removing the customer email address from all Earnings reports. Currently, the customer email address is visible for Azure Marketplace users to meet the original requirement to identify a customer. Customer name is added to the Earnings report, to replace the email address.

Customer's and Solution's MACC visibility during deal (also known as referral) creation journey.

  • Date: February 26, 2024
  • Workspace: Referrals
  • Impacted audience: Microsoft Partners (Involved in IP Co-Selling only)

Referrals Workspace in Partner Center introducing functionality to see Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitments (MACC) of the customer and solution. This new feature is to address significant challenges faced by partners and sellers and offers a multitude of benefits like identifying customer's and solutions's MACC while deal creation journey.

What is coming?

Enhanced Partner Collaboration: With our latest feature, partners can seamlessly create deals specifically tailored for MACC-eligible customers and handpick MACC-eligible solutions. This empowers partners to cater to their customers' needs effectively while maximizing the value derived from MACC agreements. Improved Visibility: Partners now have unparalleled insight into referrals from Microsoft related to MACC-eligible customers. This newfound transparency facilitates better decision-making processes and enables partners to track customer referrals with utmost precision.

Note

This feature is only available in UI and Bulk upload referral creation flows.

What's the impact?

Partnes can see if the customer who is involved in deal has MACC contract with Microsoft, so MACC eligible solution can be selected to help customer to consume MACC commitment.

Microsoft Azure Information Protection Plan 1 end of sale – January 2024

Important reminders and resources for partners with Microsoft Azure Information Protection Plan 1 subscriptions.

  • Date: February 23, 2024
  • Workspace: General
  • Impacted audience: Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) partners

Azure Information Protection (AIP) is on a modernization and integration journey. The goal of this journey is to provide an advanced classification, labeling, and protection stack for our customers with Microsoft Purview Information Protection and Microsoft 365.

Customers were notified of the upcoming retirement of the AIP Unified Labeling add-in for Office in April 2024 via message center posts in April 2023, and we continue to encourage them to migrate to the equivalent / superior capabilities Information Protection features that are built in to Microsoft 365.

As part of this journey, partners and customers can no longer purchase new standalone subscriptions for AIP P1 as of January 2024. A Microsoft 365 Partner Community post was published in December 2023.

Why was the Azure Information Protection (AIP) P1 standalone removed from the price list in January 2024?

Removing the AIP P1 standalone from the price list is a step in the journey to migrate customers to subscription plans and offers that include Microsoft Purview Information Protection. AIP was originally built for desktop/on-premises use with a downloaded desktop client. Native labeling, and other classification and protection capabilities that are in AIP are included as part of subscription plans and offers that include Microsoft Purview Information Protection:

  • Microsoft 365 E3
  • Microsoft 365 E5 Information Protection and Governance
  • Microsoft 365 E5
  • Office 365 E3
  • Office 365 E5
  • Enterprise Mobility and Security E3
  • Enterprise Mobility and Security E5
  • Microsoft 365 F3 and Business Premium

What's the impact?

The standalone SKU is removed from the volume licensing and CSP price lists meaning partners can no longer purchase new subscriptions for the offer. Partners can continue to use existing or previously purchased subscriptions. This includes adding seats to existing subscriptions and having them renew to new terms.

Which customer segments will this impact?

These changes include all customer segments: Commercial, Small and Medium Business (SMB), Academic, Government, and nonprofit/charity.

Next Steps

Customers and partners should explore the resources to find out more about the future of information protection:

Update on March 1 CSP price list preview

Donation product SKUs for nonprofits were erroneously missing from March 1, 2024 Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) price list preview.

  • Date: February 22, 2024
  • Workspace: Pricing
  • Impacted audience: CSP partners (indirect providers and direct bill) in all markets/countries/regions

Beginning March 1, 2024, Microsoft will launch Public Sector offers (Government Community Cloud, education and nonprofit) in Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) new commerce. Partners should review the updated timeline and wave schedule to learn when each wave will be published.

The CSP March price list preview is missing two donation product SKUs for nonprofits. As previously announced, these SKUs will be available for purchase effective March 1, 2024, and will be visible on the new commerce license-based price list in the Partner Center Pricing workspace. Details:

Product Title Product ID SKU Title
Microsoft 365 Business Premium CFQ7TTC0LCHC Microsoft 365 Business Premium Donation
Power Apps Per App (one app or website) CFQ7TTC0J4GS Power Apps per app plan (one app or website) Donation

Next steps

  • Share this information with all appropriate contacts in your organization.
  • Partners can consult the Legacy Offer Matrix in the Partner Center Pricing workspace, to look up the name of their legacy subscription and learn when it will be released in new commerce.
  • Partners can review the list of Public Sector legacy offers scheduled for retirement in the CSP Offer Retirement Guide. This guide is updated monthly with lists of offer IDs being retired, the dates after which renewals will stop, and guidance for partners on how to fill the gap for subscriptions that stop renewing to new terms.

Upcoming changes to Referrals APIs

We're announcing some upcoming changes to the Referrals APIs in Partner Center in March 2024.

  • Date: February 20, 2024
  • Workspace: Referrals
  • Impacted audience: Consumers of the Referrals APIs and CRM connectors

To align our partners better with the Microsoft sales teams and our methodology, we're introducing two new fields, Solution Area and Solution Play, to the new deal creation experience in the Referrals workspace and the APIs.

These fields help Microsoft Sellers understand the customer's needs in a standard way and help partners and Microsoft sellers align on the customer's objectives.

Note

These fields are optional for IP Co-sell deals shared with Microsoft.

Monthly Update: Important actions partners need to take to secure the partner ecosystem

Important capabilities and updates to improve your security posture and protect your customers' tenants are now available.

  • Date: February 15, 2024
  • Workspace: General
  • Impacted audience: Direct bill partners, indirect providers, and indirect resellers transacting through the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program and with advisors

Coming soon: Security workspace in Partner Center

From April 1, 2024 onwards, partners will be able to access Security workspace in Partner Center. This workspace is a centralized platform that helps partners evaluate their security situation and take the required actions to enhance their security posture. The workspace will make the user experience easier, provide learning resources, and serve as a single place for all security-related matters in Partner Center.

Available now: Customer MFA Reporting

We're thrilled to introduce Customer's multifactor authentication (MFA) reporting within Partner Center's insights workspace. This feature provides consolidated views of Customer MFA statistics of your customers' tenant security posture, specifically focusing on multifactor authentication (MFA). By analyzing this aggregate data, you gain actionable insights to drive proactive measures. Ensuring MFA compliance across all customer accounts and strengthens defenses against potential compromises.

Microsoft's strong recommendation

Activate Security default or Conditional Access and enforce MFA for all your customer's users.

  • Microsoft is taking proactive steps to bolster security for partners in the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program. We're excited to announce that starting from February 12, 2024, Microsoft will begin to enable security defaults for existing CSP tenants who haven't enabled security defaults or Conditional Access. For CSP partners with Microsoft Entra ID P1 or P2 licenses, Conditional Access offers fine-grained control over access policies.

  • CSP partners can now access the Partner Center activity logs for changes to the Security alert status. To access audit logs, go to Account Settings and select activity logs. Now, you can search all activities by Azure fraud event detected, Resolved or in Investigating status.

Reminders

  • CSP partners are required to review and improve the security posture of their tenant by accessing Security requirements dashboard for Partner Center. The Security Requirements dashboard empowers you to proactively manage and enhance your security posture and drive towards the Zero Trust Principles.

  • The Partner Center Security alerts dashboard helps partners respond quickly to security, fraud, and other events occurring in their Partner Center or their customer's tenant. Partners must act within 24 hours to mitigate the impact.

Next steps

V1 and V2 beta versions of new commerce daily rated usage reconciliation APIs retire soon

  • Date: February 14, 2024
  • Workspace: Billing
  • Impacted audience: All global CSP partners

API v1 and API v2 beta versions of new commerce APIs that retrieve billed and unbilled daily rated usage reconciliation data retire soon. If you're using these APIs, you need to migrate to the newest APIs that are generally available on MS Graph before the retirement date.

Details

We're retiring the following new commerce APIs for getting daily rated usage reconciliation data, both billed and unbilled. Here are the dates when they'll stop working:

API name: Version: Retirement date: Partner Center link
Invoicing and reconciliation v2 API (beta) V2 September 30, 2024 Invoicing and reconciliation API v2 (beta) - Partner app developer | Microsoft Learn
Get invoice billed commercial consumption line items V1 September 30, 2024 Get invoice billed commercial consumption line items - Partner app developer | Microsoft Learn
Get invoice unbilled commercial consumption line items V1 September 30, 2024 Get invoice unbilled commercial consumption line items - Partner app developer | Microsoft Learn

After this date, you won't be able to access your billing and reconciliation data through the previous versions of the APIs. To avoid any disruption to your business, migrate to the newest APIs on MS Graph before the retirement date. Find all the details about how to migrate to the newest version from: Billed and unbilled daily rated usage reconciliation API v2 (GA).

Note

The newest APIs are available for the MS Graph public/global cloud only now. They are not yet available for Azure Government or Azure China 21Vianet.

If you're using API V2 beta, you can migrate to the GA version with minimal changes. For more information, see Billed and unbilled daily rated usage reconciliation API v2 (GA).

What does billed daily rated usage API v1 retirement mean?

API v1 for billed daily rated usage won't stop working after September 30, 2024. It will still be available and functional for your past billed daily rated usage line items. Refer to the following details to decide which version to use and when.

  • Use only API v1 to get billed daily rated usage line items for invoices that were created for billing periods prior to September 2022.
  • Unless you've switched to v2 GA, use API v1 to get billed daily rated usage line items for invoices that are created for billing periods between September 2022 to September 2024.
  • Use only API v2 GA to get billed daily rated usage line items for invoices that were created for billing periods from September 2022.

What does billed daily rated usage API v2 beta retirement mean?

API v2 beta for billed daily rated usage will stop working after June 30, 2024. Refer to the following details to decide which version to use and when.

  • Unless you've switched to v2 GA, use API v2 beta until June 30, 2024, to get billed daily rated usage line items for invoices that are created for billing periods between September 2022 and June 2024.
  • Use only API v2 GA after June 30, 2024, to get billed daily rated usage line items for invoices that were created for billing periods from September 2022.

What does unbilled daily rated usage API v1 retirement mean?

API v1 for unbilled daily rated usage will stop working after September 30, 2024. Refer to the following details to decide which version to use and when.

  • Unless you've switched to v2 GA, use API v1 until September 30, 2024, to get unbilled daily rated usage line items for current and previous billing periods.
  • Use only API v2 GA after September 30, 2024, to get unbilled daily rated usage line items for current and previous billing periods.

What does unbilled daily rated usage API v2 beta retirement mean?

API v2 beta for unbilled daily rated usage will stop working after June 30, 2024. Refer to the following details to decide which version to use and when.

  • Unless you've switched to v2 GA, use API v2 beta until June 30, 2024, to get unbilled daily rated usage line items for current and previous billing periods.
  • Use only API v2 GA after June 30, 2024, to get unbilled daily rated usage line items for current and previous billing.

Known limitations

N/A

Benefits

To ensure uninterrupted retrieval of billed and unbilled daily rated usage reconciliation data, migrate to the latest version of the APIs. The latest version is asynchronous and includes new features and enhancements to improve your experience. Here are some of the advantages:

  • Faster data retrieval: Over 85% faster than the existing synchronous APIs, allowing you to retrieve data more quickly and efficiently.
  • Compressed payload: Delivered compressed JSON responses, reducing the size of the data.
  • No need for persistent connectivity: Retrieve data without needing to maintain a persistent connection or go through repeated cycles.
  • Customizable response: Select the attributes you want to include in the response, reducing the payload and making it easier to work with the data.
  • Convenient data access: Data is split into segments based on the number of records, making it easier to access.

Next steps

To get started with the new APIs on MS Graph, follow these steps:

  • Review the documentation and sample code to learn how to use the latest APIs.
  • Inform your developers and request that they update your existing systems to integrate with these new APIs.
  • Note that the endpoints for billed and unbilled usage data are separate and require different parameters.

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we retire the new commerce daily rated usage reconciliation APIs. We hope you find the latest asynchronous APIs on MS Graph useful and convenient for your reconciliation needs. Share your feedback to help us improve the user experience.

Update to the process for generating API tokens to access Commercial Marketplace Insights reports

We aligned our API behaviors for exporting Insights reports to more closely match with other Partner Center APIs. You're now required to use a different resource for token generation.

  • Date: February 7, 2024
  • Workspace: Insights, APIs
  • Impacted audience: ISV partners

We made a change to how you get tokens for our service. You need to use https://graph.microsoft.com as the resource parameter instead of https://api.partnercenter.microsoft.com.

If you use the old URL (https://graph.microsoft.com), your tokens will stop working after 31 March 2024. Switch to the new URL as soon as possible.

Next steps

February Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) monthly updates and community reminder

Monthly views are now published including the updated partner launch calendars, the CSP Bimonthly Update newsletter, along with CSP community resources that provide you with essential program updates.

  • Date: February 7, 2024
  • Workspace: General
  • Impacted audience: CSP direct bill partners and indirect providers

Always available—Launch content on demand

For a consolidated view of all recent and active launches in a single place, visit the partner launch calendars collection. Find a timeline for each launch, and links to published materials to help you learn more about that launch.

The downloadable CSP Bimonthly Update newsletter aggregate recent CSP announcements, updates, events, and reminders in an easy-to-read document.

Partner Journey Maps provide detailed navigation along the journey of Microsoft's highest priority transformations.

Need licensing readiness? The monthly CSP spotlight webinars cover the latest CSP licensing information available for all partners.

CSP Community Q&A reminder

The monthly CSP community Q&A session provides you with an opportunity to learn more and ask questions about changes affecting the program.

Register here to join upcoming calls.

Next steps

Review the Partner Launch Calendar, monthly newsletter, and register for upcoming Community Q&A calls.

Questions?

The monthly CSP community Q&A call is the best place to bring questions about operational change in the CSP program. You can submit a question up to 48 hours before the call.

Questions on any other CSP topic? Visit the Partner Center support page.

Toll-free numbers for Microsoft Teams now supported on NCE

The New Commerce Experience (NCE) now supports the ability to acquire toll-free numbers for Microsoft Teams.

  • Date: February 07, 2024
  • Workspace: General
  • Impacted audience: Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) partners, direct-bill partners, and indirect providers who use NCE license-based pricing in all markets/currencies.

We have exciting news! The New Commerce Experience (NCE) now supports the ability to acquire toll-free numbers for Microsoft Teams.

Previously, customers would need to subscribe to Communication Credits to be able to acquire toll-free numbers for Audio Conferencing, auto attendant and call queue capabilities available with Microsoft Teams Phone. The requirement for Communication Credits blocked customers on NCE from acquiring toll-free numbers.

For customers who are moving from legacy (Communication Credits) to NCE or have already moved from legacy to NCE: Partners must confirm pay-as-you-go is set up for toll-free numbers in the customer's subscription:

Disable "Auto-recharge" for Communication Credits (if currently or previously on legacy)

  • When the Communications Credit has a positive balance, the commerce tool uses the remaining Communication Credits for billing until the remaining balance is drained.
  • When the Communications Credit balance is zero, and telco pay-as-you-go has been configured for the customer by the CSP, the commerce system moves the customer to postpaid and the new meter is validated.

Important

Most customers have the "Auto-recharge" flag enabled within their account which will automatically refill their Communications Credit balance to whatever threshold level they configured it. You will need to disable this option if they wish to utilize the consumption meter; otherwise, the Communications Credit balance will indefinitely refill itself and the commerce system won't switch to the post-pay mechanism.

Screenshot of the Communications Credits screen, with Auto-recharge highlighted.

Screenshot of the Auto-recharge settings screen, with Auto-recharge highlighted.

Resources

Asynchronous APIs for retrieving billed and unbilled daily rated usage data is now generally available

We're excited to announce that the asynchronous APIs to get billed and unbilled daily rated usage data is now generally available in Partner Center. These APIs offer a faster and more manageable way to access billing and reconciliation data through Azure blobs. With these APIs, you don't need to keep a connection open for hours or loop through millions of transactions one by one.

  • Date: February 2, 2024
  • Workspace: APIs
  • Impacted audience: All global CSP partners

The asynchronous APIs use valet key and asynchronous request-reply patterns. When you use these APIs, you get a token that you can use to access either all the attributes or a subset of the daily rated usage reconciliation data.

To access the data asynchronously, see Retrieve billed and unbilled daily rated usage data asynchronously.

Note

The current synchronous API V1 and asynchronous API V2 (beta) will continue to run alongside the new generally available (GA) asynchronous API V2.

If you're using API V2 beta, you can upgrade to the GA version with minimal changes. For more information, see the previous link. And if you're using synchronous API V1, consider upgrading to the GA version of API V2 to take advantage of some great features described in the following section.

Known limitations

You can use these APIs for the MS Graph public/global cloud only now. They are not yet available for Azure Government or Azure China 21Vianet.

Benefits

The asynchronous APIs offer several benefits that can help you save time and improve your data retrieval process. Here are some of the key advantages:

  • Faster data retrieval: The new APIs are over 85% faster than the existing synchronous APIs, allowing you to retrieve data more quickly and efficiently.
  • Compressed data delivery: Data is delivered in compressed JSON format, reducing the size of the data.
  • No need for constant connectivity: With the asynchronous APIs, you can retrieve data without needing to maintain a constant connection or go through repeated cycles.
  • Customizable responses: You can select the attributes you want to include in the response, reducing payload and making it easier to work with the data.
  • Convenient data access: Data is split into segments based on the number of records, making it easier to access.

Next steps

To get started with the new asynchronous APIs, follow these steps:

  • Review the documentation and sample code to learn how to use these APIs.
  • Inform your developers and request that they update your existing systems to integrate with the new APIs.
  • Use the endpoints for billed and unbilled usage data, depending on your needs. The endpoints are separate and require different parameters.
  • The asynchronous API V2 for invoice reconciliation data will soon be available as a pilot program for a select group of partners. In the coming weeks, we'll contact you to confirm your interest in participating in the pilot program.

We hope you find the asynchronous APIs useful and convenient for your reconciliation needs. Please share your feedback to help us improve the APIs.

View the latest promotions and offers

The latest Global Promo Readiness Guide is now available.

  • Date: February 1, 2024
  • Workspace: Pricing
  • Impacted audience: Partners transacting through the Cloud Solution Provider program

The latest Global Promo Readiness Guide, a consolidated view of all current and upcoming promotions, is now available on the Operations Readiness resource gallery. See active and upcoming promotions and offers at the Global Promo Readiness Guide collection.

Next steps

Review the latest monthly Promo Guide in the Operations Readiness resource gallery. Share this information with the appropriate contacts in your organization, and let us know if the guide is helpful by responding to the "Was this page helpful?" question at the bottom of the page.

Questions?

If you have questions, go to CSP Support.

Introducing end of sale with conversions

We're introducing a new state, end of sale with conversions, which allows partners to upgrade to selected product/SKU/terms destinations that are no longer available for new purchase, but are now available for conversion into.

  • Date: February 1, 2024
  • Workspace: APIs
  • Impacted audience: Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) partners

End of sale (EOS) represents offers that are no longer available for purchase in the new commerce experience. EOS scenarios can apply to entire product/SKUs, regions/markets, and specific term durations.

The new state, end of sale with conversions (EndOfSaleWithConversions), is available now. This state allows partners to upgrade to selected product/SKU/terms destinations that are no longer available for new purchase, but are available for conversion into.

In the Partner Center Portal, eligible EndOfSaleWithConversions destination subscriptions show under the Upgrade Subscription flow (within the Eligible upgrades section), for both immediate and scheduled upgrades.

There are no changes to the API schema, including request/response, but partners can use the Get transition eligibility API call to show a customer’s upgrade paths that include eligible EndOfSaleWithConversions destination subscriptions. As with other upgrades, partners can upgrade using EndOfSaleWithConversions Catalog Item IDs for the upgrade action.

The price list preview will continue to show products moving to EOS in that preview month, including the new state, EndOfSaleWithConversions.

Note

Partners won't be able to change term or billing frequency for EndOfSaleWithConversions destinations as with the existing EOS behavior. However, Partners can update seats and coterm their subscriptions.

Next steps