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+---
+title: Azure Marketplace
+description: Describes how EA customers can use Azure Marketplace
+author: bandersmsft
+ms.reviewer: baolcsva
+ms.service: cost-management-billing
+ms.topic: conceptual
+ms.date: 05/12/2020
+ms.author: banders
+
+---
+
+# Azure Marketplace
+
+This article explains how EA customers and partners can view marketplace charges and enable Azure Marketplace purchases.
+
+## Azure Marketplace for EA customers
+
+For direct customers, Azure Marketplace charges are visible on the Azure Enterprise portal. Azure Marketplace purchases and consumption are billed outside of monetary commitment on a quarterly or monthly cadence and in arrears.
+
+Indirect customers can find their Azure Marketplace subscriptions on the **Manage Subscriptions** page of the Azure Enterprise portal, but pricing will be hidden. Customers should contact their Licensing Solutions Provider (LSP) for information on Azure Marketplace charges.
+
+New monthly or annually recurring Azure Marketplace purchases are billed in full during the period when Azure Marketplace items are purchased. These items will autorenew in the following period on the same day of the original purchase.
+
+Existing, monthly recurring charges will continue to renew on the first of each calendar month. Annual charges will renew on the anniversary of the purchase date.
+
+Some third-party reseller services available on Azure Marketplace now consume your Enterprise Agreement (EA) monetary commitment balance. Previously these services were billed outside of EA monetary commitment and were invoiced separately. EA monetary commitment for these services in Azure Marketplace helps simplify customer purchase and payment management. For a complete list of services that now consume monetary commitment, see the [March 06, 2018 update on the Azure website](https://azure.microsoft.com/updates/azure-marketplace-third-party-reseller-services-now-use-azure-monetary-commitment/).
+
+### Partners
+
+LSPs can download an Azure Marketplace price list from the price sheet page in the Azure Enterprise portal. Select the **Marketplace Price list** link in the upper right. Azure Marketplace price list shows all available services and their prices.
+
+To download the price list:
+
+1. In the Azure Enterprise portal, go to **Reports** > **Price Sheet**.
+1. In the top-right corner, find the link to Azure Marketplace price list under your username.
+1. Right-click the link and select **Save Target As**.
+1. On the **Save** window, change the title of the document to `AzureMarketplacePricelist.zip`, which will change the file from an .xlsx to a .zip file.
+1. After the download is complete, you'll have a zip file with country-specific price lists.
+1. LSPs should reference the individual country file for country-specific pricing. LSPs can use the **Notifications** tab to be aware of SKUs that are net new or retired.
+1. Price changes occur infrequently. LSPs get email notifications of price increases and foreign exchange (FX) changes 30 days in advance.
+1. LSPs receive one invoice per enrollment, per ISV, per quarter.
+
+### Enabling Azure Marketplace purchases
+
+Enterprise administrators can disable or enable Azure Marketplace purchases for all Azure subscriptions under their enrollment. If the enterprise administrator disables purchases, and there are Azure subscriptions that already have Azure Marketplace subscriptions, those Azure Marketplace subscriptions won't be canceled or affected.
+
+Although customers can convert their direct Azure subscriptions to Azure EA by associating them to their enrollment in the Azure Enterprise portal, this action doesn't automatically convert the child subscriptions.
+
+To enable Azure Marketplace purchases:
+
+1. Sign in to the Azure Enterprise portal as an enterprise administrator.
+1. Go to **Manage**.
+1. Under **Enrollment Detail**, select the pencil icon next to the **Azure Marketplace** line item.
+1. Toggle **Enabled/Disabled** or Free **BYOL SKUs Only** as appropriate.
+1. Select **Save**.
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> BYOL (bring your own license) and the Free Only option limits the purchase and acquisition of Azure Marketplace SKUs to BYOL and Free SKUs only.
+
+### Services billed hourly for Azure EA
+
+The following services are billed hourly under an Enterprise Agreement instead of the monthly rate in MOSP:
+
+- Application Delivery Network
+- Web Application Firewall
+
+### Azure RemoteApp
+
+If you have an Enterprise Agreement, you pay for Azure RemoteApp based on your Enterprise Agreement price level. There aren't additional charges. The standard price includes an initial 40 hours. The unlimited price covers an initial 80 hours. RemoteApp stops emitting usage over 80 hours.
+
+## Azure Marketplace FAQ
+
+This section explains how your Azure monetary commitment might apply to some third-party reseller services in Azure Marketplace.
+
+### What changed with Azure Marketplace services and EA monetary commitment?
+
+As of March 1, 2018, some third-party reseller services  consume EA monetary commitment (MC). Except for Azure reserved VM instances (RIs), services were previously billed outside EA monetary commitment and were invoiced separately.
+
+We expanded the use of MC to include some of the third party published Azure Marketplace services that are purchased most frequently. EA monetary commitment for these services in Azure Marketplace helps simplify your purchase and payment management.
+
+### Why did we make this change?
+
+Customers are continually looking for additional ways to leverage the upfront MC payment. This change was frequently requested by customers, and it impacted a large portion of Azure Marketplace customers.
+
+### How do you benefit?
+
+You get a simpler billing experience and are better able to spend your EA monetary commitment. Because these services are included in your pre-paid MC, your EA monetary commitment becomes more valuable.
+
+### What Azure Marketplace services use EA monetary commitment, and how do I know?
+
+When you purchase a service that uses MC, Azure Marketplace presents a disclaimer. Supported are some services published by Red Hat, SUSE, Autodesk, and Oracle. Currently, similarly named services published by other parties don't deduct from MC. A full list is available at the end of this FAQ.
+
+### What if my EA monetary commitment runs out?
+
+If you consume all your MC and go into overage, charges related to these services will appear on your next overage invoice along with any other consumption services. Before the March 1, 2018 change, these charges were invoiced with other Azure Marketplace services.
+
+### Why don't all Azure Marketplaces consume EA monetary commitment?
+
+We frequently work to deliver the best customer experience related to EA monetary commitment. This change addressed a large number of customers and a significant portion of the total spend in Azure Marketplace. Other services might be added in the future.
+
+### How does this impact indirect enrollment and partners?
+
+There's no impact to our indirect enrollment customers or partners. These services are subject to the same partner markup capabilities as other consumption services. The only change is that the charges appear on a different invoice, and the payment of the charges comes out of the customer's EA monetary commitment.
+
+### Is there a list of Azure Marketplace services that consume EA monetary commitment?
+
+Specific Azure Marketplace offers can use monetary commitment funds. See [third-party services that use monetary commitment](https://azure.microsoft.com/updates/azure-marketplace-third-party-reseller-services-now-use-azure-monetary-commitment) for a complete list of products participating in this program.
+
+
+## Next steps
+
+- Get more information about [Pricing](ea-pricing-overview.md).

articles/cost-management-billing/manage/ea-partner-portal-administration.md

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+---
+title: Azure EA portal administration for partners
+description: Describes portal administration topics pertaining to Partners 
+author: bandersmsft
+ms.reviewer: baolcsva
+ms.service: cost-management-billing
+ms.topic: conceptual
+ms.date: 05/07/2020
+ms.author: banders
+
+---
+
+# Azure EA portal administration for partners
+
+This article explains the common tasks that a partner EA administrator accomplishes in the Azure EA portal (https://ea.azure.com).
+
+## Manage partner administrators
+
+Each partner administrator within the Azure EA Portal has the ability to add or remove other partner administrators. Partner administrators are associated to the partner organizations of indirect enrollments and aren't associated directly to the enrollments.
+
+### Add a partner administrator
+
+To view a list of all enrollments that are associated to the same partner organization as the current user, select the **Enrollment** tab and select a desired enrollment box.
+
+1. Sign in as a partner administrator.
+1. Select **Manage** on the left navigation.
+1. Select the **Partner** tab.
+1. Select **+ Add Administrator** and fill in the email address, notification contact, and notification details.
+1. Select **Add**.
+
+### Remove a partner administrator
+
+To view a list of all enrollments that are associated to the same partner organization as the current user, select the **Enrollment** tab and select a desired enrollment box.
+
+1. Sign in as a partner administrator.
+1. Select **Manage** on the left navigation.
+1. Select the **Partner** tab.
+1. Under the Administrator section, select the appropriate row for the administrator you wish to remove.
+1. Select the X symbol on the right.
+1. Confirm that you want to delete.
+
+## Manage partner notifications
+
+Partner Administrators can manage the frequency that they receive usage notifications for their enrollments. They automatically receive weekly notifications of their unbilled balance. They can change the frequency of individual notifications to monthly, weekly, daily, or turn them off completely.
+
+If a notification isn't received by a user, verify that the user's notification settings are correct with the following steps.
+
+1. Sign in to the Azure EA portal as a Partner Administrator.
+2. Select **Manage** and then select the **Partner** tab.
+3. View the list of administrators under the Administrator section.
+4. To edit notification preferences, hover over the appropriate administrator and select the pencil symbol.
+5. Increase the notification frequency and lifecycle notifications as needed.
+6. Add a contact if needed and select **Add**.
+7. Select **Save**.
+
+![Example showing Add Contact box ](./media/ea-partner-portal-administration/create-ea-manage-partner-notification.png)
+
+## View enrollments for partner administrators
+
+Partner administrators can see a list view of all their direct and indirect enrollments in the Azure EA Portal. Boxes containing an overview of every enrollment will be displayed with the enrollment number, enrollment name, balance, and overage amounts.
+
+### View a List of Enrollments
+
+1. Sign in as a partner administrator.
+1. Select **Manage** on the navigation on the left side of the page.
+1. Select the **Enrollment** tab.
+1. Select the box for the enrollment.
+
+A view of all enrollments remains at the top of the page, with boxes for each enrollment. Additionally, you can navigate between enrollments by selecting the current enrollment number on the navigation on the left side of the page. A pop out will appear allowing you to search enrollments or select a different enrollment by selecting the appropriate box.
+
+## Next steps
+
+- For introductory information about the Azure EA portal, see the [Get started with the Azure EA portal](ea-portal-get-started.md) article.
+- If you need help with troubleshooting Azure EA portal issues, see [Troubleshoot Azure EA portal access](ea-portal-troubleshoot.md).