Merge pull request #102548 from bandersmsft/partner

cost mgt billing - minor updates to partner article

Author: PRMerger14

articles/cost-management-billing/costs/get-started-partners.md

@@ -5,10 +5,10 @@ services: cost-management
 keywords:
 author: bandersmsft
 ms.author: banders
-ms.date: 01/16/2020
+ms.date: 01/28/2020
 ms.topic: conceptual
 ms.service: cost-management-billing
-manager: aparnag
+ms.reviewer: aparnag
 ms.custom: secdec18
 ---
 
@@ -95,9 +95,9 @@ Partners can use the scope to reconcile to invoices. And, they use the scope to
 
 ### Customer scope
 
-Partners use the scope to manage costs associated to customers that are onboarded to the Microsoft Customer Agreement. The scope allows partners to view pre-tax costs for a specific customer. You can also filter the pre-tax costs for a specific subscription, resource group, or resource.
+Partners use the scope to manage costs associated to customers that are onboarded to the Microsoft Customer Agreement. The scope allows partners to view pre-tax costs for a specific customer in a billing currency. You can also filter the pre-tax costs for a specific subscription, resource group, or resource.
 
-The customer scope doesn't include customers who are on the current CSP offer. The scope only includes customers who have a Microsoft Customer Agreement. Entitlement costs, not Azure usage, for current CSP offer customers are available at the billing account and billing profile scopes when you apply the customer filter.
+The customer scope doesn't include customers who are on the current CSP offer. The scope only includes customers who have a Microsoft Customer Agreement. Entitlement costs, not Azure usage, for current CSP offer customers are available at the billing account and billing profile scopes when you apply the customer filter. The budgets set at this scope are in the billing currency.
 
 ## Partner access to billing scopes in Cost Management
 
@@ -184,15 +184,15 @@ The following data fields are found in usage detail files and Cost Management AP
 | productID | Identifier for the product that has accrued charges by consumption or purchase. It is the concatenated key of productID and SKuID, as shown in the Partner Center. | The ID of the product. |
 | product | Name of the product that has accrued charges by consumption or purchase, as shown on the invoice. | The product name in the catalog. |
 | serviceFamily | Shows the service family for the product purchased or charged. For example, Storage or Compute. | N/A |
-| productOrderID | The identifier of the asset or Azure plan name that the subscription belongs to. For example, Azure Plan. | N/A |
+| productOrderID | The identifier of the asset or Azure plan name that the subscription belongs to. For example, Azure Plan. | CommerceSubscriptionID |
 | productOrderName | The name of the Azure plan that the subscription belongs to. For example, Azure Plan. | N/A|
 | consumedService | Consumed service (legacy taxonomy) as used in legacy EA usage details. | Service shown in the Partner Center. For example, Microsoft.Storage, Microsoft.Compute, and microsoft.operationalinsights. |
 | meterID | Metered identifier for measured consumption. | The ID of the used meter. |
 | meterName | Identifies the name of the meter for measured consumption. | The name of the consumed meter. |
 | meterCategory | Identifies the top-level service for usage. | The top-level service for the usage. |
 | meterSubCategory | Defines the type or subcategory of Azure service that can affect the rate. | The type of Azure service that can affect the rate.|
 | meterRegion | Identifies the location of the datacenter for certain services that are priced based on datacenter location. | The regional location of a data center for services, where applicable and populated. |
-| subscription ID | Unique Microsoft generated identifier for the Azure subscription. | N/A |
+| subscription ID | Unique Microsoft generated identifier for the Azure subscription. | EntitlementID |
 | subscriptionName | Name of the Azure subscription. | N/A |
 | Term | Displays the term for the validity of the offer. For example, reserved instances show 12 months of a yearly term of the reserved instance. For one-time purchases or recurring purchases, the term displays one month for SaaS, Azure Marketplace, and support. Not applicable for Azure consumption. | N/A |
 | publisherType (firstParty, thirdPartyReseller, thirdPartyAgency) | Type of publisher that identifies the publisher as first party, third-party reseller, or third-party agency. | N/A |