Changelog
What's new in Suger.
Product releases, feature launches, and improvements across marketplace listings, private offers, co-sell, metering, and reporting. Updated regularly.
- In the Salesforce app, you can now change the entitlement on an amendment offer directly from its form — a Change link reopens the entitlement picker — and Suger skips the picker entirely when a Cloud Partner Selection mapping already names the base entitlement. The account widget gained a List and Board view with a search box on every tab that has rows (Marketplace, Co-Sell, Funding and Contacts), each remembering its own choice, and Link Opportunity now offers entitlement and offer lookup filters. Salesforce app offers
- AWS and Azure co-sell auto-accepts now run as their own workflow, visible in Logs with the time each was accepted, and are sent from the stored referral. Manual Link Offer and Unlink Offer now work at any stage once a referral is approved, and the AWS referral API accepts partial updates with merge=true, so an integration can patch a single field without resending the whole referral. Co-sell configurationReferral API
- Console GCP offer forms gained an Internal Notes field for your team and now block an expiry date more than three months out — and past start or end dates — right in the date picker, and GCP offer history names the person who started each change. When a marketplace rejects a usage report downstream, the usage record group now shows a Report Failed status with the reason explained in plain language, instead of the failure living only in internal logs. Create a GCP private offerUsage metering
- AWS fund-request records in Salesforce now carry the cash-request PO and payee, the claim dates and additional report fields. The Azure Marketplace integration card gained an Update Credential action, and Suger now warns you 30, 7 and 1 days before an Azure client secret is due to expire.
- On a partner record, the Partner Manager and Partner Champion fields are now searchable by name or email, and you can register a deal on a partner's behalf before the relationship type is set — Suger prompts you to set it first. Work a partner record
- Fixes this week: offer EULA attachments no longer duplicate or mismatch, and AWS offer creation catches more validation problems up front instead of failing at AWS; AWS resale authorizations can pick a currency and SaaS resale commit terms run up to 144 months; HubSpot offers preserve CRM-mapped commit terms and dimension rates; and the multi-channel Revenue dashboards resolved a set of UI and data issues. Email notification settings were consolidated into a single searchable catalog with a per-scope sender and on-demand Cc and Bcc.
- Partners can now reach you without an invitation. A public deal-registration link lets a partner with no Suger account register a deal through a form, and every ISV now has a default partner sign-up form. The branded partner login asks for a work email and sends the visitor the right way — to sign in, to apply, or to join their company's partner organization, where join requests are now approved automatically. An invitation and an application for the same company can no longer cross, and each application expands to show everything the partner submitted. Public deal registration linkPartner portal login page
- Co-sell and commission lifecycle events now post to the seller's Slack channel alongside the email. Skilljar course completions now flow back into Suger, so a journey step pointed at a Skilljar course completes on its own. Every number in the partner portal has a definition tooltip, the co-sell metrics on a partner's page are recalculated hourly, and the partner's Co-Sells table now pages and searches across all of that partner's co-sells. Work a partner record
- Funding requests from HubSpot's deal card now cover all seven AWS funding programs: MDF, POC, MAP, PIF GenAI POC, PIF GenAI MDF, ISV Workload Migration and MPOPP Grow. Funding records show up in Salesforce global search, the fund-request progress stepper shows each application's actual AWS stage in the console, Salesforce and HubSpot, and the Market Development Funds attachment types now match AWS's own list. In co-sell, the Partners & Status table shows your own side's status next to your partners', and Auto-Link again links accepted offers to ACE opportunities that are already Launched. Co-sell funding
- Each Suger organization now gets its own AWS Marketplace EventBridge rule, connection and role, so two organizations that share one AWS account both receive their events. AWS renewal configuration accepts up to 86 installments, matching AWS, and reads the contract term and renewal schedule from the actual dates in the console, Salesforce and HubSpot. Offers that expire in AWS Marketplace are now closed in Suger by the hourly sync, and an AI-API OpenAPI spec is checked against AWS's rules when you upload it rather than failing later in AWS. AWS Marketplace integrationPre-authorized auto-renewal
- Google Cloud private offers created through Google's API are more dependable: synced offers cancel and extend through the right channel, resubmitting a failed offer keeps your edits, the expiry date must fall within three months, and cloning a synced offer starts with its customer, notes, deal type and billing cadence filled in. The Professional Services offer form gained the Proration toggle. Snowflake no longer creates a duplicate private offer, and Snowflake marketplace revenue now syncs into Revenue Records. In Salesforce, you can choose a lookup field whose related record holds the attachments to offer as the EULA. Create a GCP private offer
- The received-usage log in Metering can now be searched by the invoice ID your billing platform assigned, so usage reconciles against an external invoice. Chargebee metered overage can now be reported to the marketplace automatically every hour. Analytics moved to Superset 6.1: pinned dashboards appear as tabs, a public dashboard shared by another organization can be pinned, and a dashboard left open renews its session instead of expiring. MeteringAnalytics quick guide
- An organization can now connect more than one AWS Marketplace seller account. Add the next account from the AWS Marketplace card on the Integrations page, choose which account is the default, and pick the account when you list a product; each product, offer and entitlement stays with the account it was listed or sold under. With EventBridge events connected, offers released outside Suger — from the AWS Marketplace Management Portal, the Catalog API, or as renewals AWS generates — now sync as soon as the event arrives instead of waiting for the hourly sync. AWS Marketplace integration
- Pre-authorized auto-renewals with a percentage-range uplift can now be adjusted before the adjustment deadline — in the console, Salesforce and HubSpot. Set one uplift or price each dimension separately, preview the renewal prices, then save a draft or publish the renewal offer to the buyer; the renewal details show the Uplift status, and Suger can email a reminder once per renewal cycle, from 30 days before the deadline, while the uplift is still pending. Usage dimensions no longer rule out renewal terms: an offer with product commits qualifies, subject to AWS's own validation. Pre-authorized auto-renewal
- Bookings on the Revenue overview now measures contract value: the value of entitlement terms that start in the period, where a plan or quantity change adds only its change. Revenue Recognition was redesigned around four summary cards, a period summary that rolls the deferred balance forward channel by channel, revenue trends with a 12-month recognition forecast, the schedule table, and a queue of revenue records that still need a schedule. Revenue RecognitionRevenue overview
- Partners and sellers can act on a co-sell straight from the email: the Accept co-sell, Mark Closed Won, Mark Closed Lost and Approve commission change buttons are personal to the recipient, work once, and expire after 24 hours, and co-sell and commission emails can now go out from the acting user's own connected Gmail. Partner management also gained an Applications list of every request to partner with you, with Approve and Decline on pending ones; links to your NDA or partner agreement in invitation emails; and a Marketplace connection tab that links a CPPO to its co-sell. Track and respond to dealsCollaborations
- More offer options across the marketplaces. Azure resale authorizations can now be granted from the Salesforce and HubSpot CPPO forms, which leave out the customer markets Microsoft rejects for resale; Snowflake private offers accept up to five PDF attachments from the console or Salesforce; GCP private offers gained a Proration switch for monthly billing; and Oracle offers now set a billing start — on acceptance or on a date you choose — and a billing end, with durations sent to Oracle in days. CPPO in SalesforceGCP private offers
- Failures now surface where you work instead of passing silently. When AWS rejects a change to a live offer, the offer shows Update Offer Failed with AWS's reason, and History explains the rejection; on co-sells, an AWS rejection of a CRM edit, a failed invitation accept or decline, and a CRM Closed Won that could not close the co-sell each appear on the referral with the reason. Co-sell update emails now carry a What Changed table, failure emails the newest reason with an Open in CRM link, and email templates can be duplicated. Co-sell statusEmail notifications
- AWS Marketplace pre-authorized auto-renewal is now supported end to end. Sellers configure a renewal count, a lockout window, a fixed or ranged uplift, and an optional renewal payment schedule; synchronized offers and agreements then carry the authoritative renewal state and the renewal chain that produced it, with lifecycle notifications on change. The same configuration and read-back is available in the console, Salesforce and HubSpot. Private offers on AWS
- Partner Co-Sell gains a board view beside the existing list — the same query, the same search and filters, rendered as columns drawn from the real co-sell stages. Dragging a card between stages persists the move with an optimistic-concurrency check, and the closing stages are not patched blind: they open the same dialogs the deal page uses, so a close-won or close-lost still collects what it needs. Referral lists can now also be sorted on partner timestamps. Co-sell docs
- Partner training can now run in an external LMS. A course can point at content hosted outside Suger, version-pinned the same way a SCORM package is, with Suger acting as the identity provider in front of it and a per-enrollment ledger recording each open. Partners sign in automatically when they open an external course. Build a training courseTake a training course
- Product tagging is live on the console. Settings › Private Offer gains a switch and one row per cloud showing tag coverage, with a dialog for tagging that cloud's products; the Products list and each product's detail page show the tag. Turning contact routing on starts a backfill that routes every product already tagged. Private offers
- A partner can now be removed from an accepted deal registration, and the entitlement list can be filtered by external ID. Multi-channel revenue operations and reporting were improved across the board. Partner managementRevenue
- Two speed-ups you should feel on larger accounts: AWS agreements now sync incrementally by update time rather than re-reading the whole set, and the entitlement list's sort order is indexed with a bounded pagination count, so paging through a long list no longer slows down as it goes.
- Unlinked AWS co-sell referrals can now be matched to CRM opportunities in bulk, straight from the co-sell list. A match pass compares each opportunity’s account website and name against the referral’s customer, sorts what survives into high match, needs review, and no match — keeping a failed lookup distinct from a genuine no-match — and links the ones you approve in a single background job. This was previously a support request, worked one referral at a time. Co-sell docs
- The Partner Co-Sell surfaces in Salesforce and HubSpot were rebuilt to match the console. Both now carry attribution-role tags, a partner-by-partner status roll-up, exit reasons on a declined or closed-lost deal, an accept-by deadline warning, a shared conversation thread, and per-partner commission detail — so a rep can accept an inbound referral or close a multi-partner deal Won on the record itself. Accept and Reject appear only on inbound copies now, which removes the error a seller hit after sharing an outbound one. IntegrationsCo-sell docs
- Co-sell deal ownership is a rule now, rather than a required field somebody fills in at accept time — which is how the owner so often ended up being whoever accepted. One rule pre-fills the owner from the partnership’s partner manager, or from a person you name, on auto-accept, manual accept, and outbound share. A second, off by default, copies the owner across from a Salesforce opportunity or HubSpot deal once one is linked. Partner management
- Azure subscription auto-activation, already available in the console, is now on the Salesforce and HubSpot offer forms, so all three offer-creation surfaces behave alike. Self-managed organizations get an offer-wide toggle, off by default, that applies to every pricing plan on the offer — and it restores correctly from a saved draft or a cloned offer instead of carrying a stale value. Private offers
- Added sales-tax audit and reconciliation. It reconciles your marketplace and billing revenue against the tax records committed in Avalara or Stripe Tax, classifies every revenue record into exactly one match status with the evidence behind it, and surfaces an ambiguous case for review rather than guessing an allocation. Editors and admins can remediate a finding from the console, and each remediation is written back to the tax provider rather than resolved only inside Suger.
- Money renders in its own currency everywhere now. Several surfaces still had US dollars hard-coded — the usage-dimension rows on AWS and GCP offer emails, and the HTML half of the invoice-issued email, which left a euro invoice disagreeing with its own plain-text version. The console’s money rendering was audited alongside them. Billing & metering
- Completed multi-channel revenue with bank reconciliation and ASC 606 revenue recognition. Connect a bank account through Plaid or Stripe Financial Connections, match transactions to revenue with AI-assisted suggestions and a human review queue, and generate recognition schedules on straight-line, point-in-time, usage-based, or milestone policies. Revenue docsReporting
- Rebuilt the Salesforce account widget and entitlement page — every field and status badge now carries a hover explanation, and the entitlement list finishes loading on its own instead of waiting for a scroll. An offer the marketplace has already accepted no longer offers acceptance actions, and “Send reminder to contacts” lets you add a notification contact without leaving Salesforce. Integrations
- Salesforce Flows can now accept or decline a pending AWS engagement invitation and update a co-sell referral’s business fields, so an inbound AWS referral no longer has to be worked in the Suger console or Partner Central. Accepting one backfills Salesforce in real time, and the referral panes show when the partner created and last updated their copy alongside the linked opportunity’s stage. Co-sell docs
- Added six new organization-level integrations, and moved Zuora onto its native connector so it authenticates through the standard OAuth flow instead of a packed API key. Integration docs
- Partner Discovery gained a “From Your Marketplace” tab listing resellers you have actually transacted with, kept separate from the recommender’s suggestions. The broadcast composer can send a test to one of your own Slack channels before a message goes to the whole partner list, and a partnership profile generated from a domain now keeps the partner’s logo. Partner management
- Sellers can validate a GCP private offer before creating it, running the same checks creation runs instead of finding out from a failed offer. AWS APN program picklists now carry every value AWS accepts, stop offering the one AWS rejects on partner-originated referrals, and flexible payment terms read the same in the Console, Salesforce, and HubSpot. Private offers
- Launched a usage-based billing platform that meters raw usage events, rates them, and reports the result to the marketplace, with new billing consoles and a guided migration from the previous setup. Billing & metering
- Added AWS Partner Central Leads across the Suger Console and Salesforce, so leads AWS shares with you appear alongside your referrals instead of only in Partner Central. Co-sell docs
- Deal registrations that arrive by partner email are now parsed by AI into draft registrations held in an ISV review queue, so nothing enters your pipeline until you approve it. Deal registration
- Revamped the Salesforce Account widget and added dedicated Co-Sell and Funding tabs, with a cleaner default list and clearer handling of accepted offers. Integrations
- Hardened AWS cross-account access so the IAM role identity Suger assumes is re-pinned whenever you update an integration.
- Improved marketplace revenue accuracy — corrected Azure revenue attribution to the right customer entitlement, sharpened multi-channel disbursement figures, and cleared earnings the provider later retracted.
- You can now register a co-sell on a partner's behalf — for partners who send deals by email — with the deal gated on that partner's own emailed confirmation before it can be marked won. Co-sell docs
- Added free-credit and unused-commitment (rollover) rules per installment on Google Cloud committed-use private offers. Private offers
- Revamped the Salesforce Account widget: offers and entitlements now group by cloud, list every buyer on a private offer with its acceptance date and a link to its entitlement, and put copy-URL and send-reminder actions in place.
- Broadcasts now render as native Slack rich text and warn before delivery when a partner has no Slack channel connected. Suger partner co-sells appear alongside cloud co-sells, can be shared straight from your CRM, and are now available as MCP tools. PRM docs
- Hardened tenant isolation so email and DNS sending domains are bound to the organization that owns them.
- Sped up Salesforce entitlement and revenue backfill by removing redundant per-record lookups, and corrected AWS revenue formulas, multi-contract invoice syncing, and Azure revenue reconciliation.
- Aligned AWS co-sell contacts with Partner Central across the create form and the detail pages in Salesforce, HubSpot, and the console. Co-sell docs
- Split partner commission tiles by direction, so payable and receivable are visible separately. Commissions
- Threaded co-sell email into a single conversation per referral, with inbound replies landing on the partner Activity timeline.
- Added support for multiple EULA documents on Oracle Cloud private offers. Oracle guide
- Added an offer-only reprice mode for AWS, and extended change-set timeouts to twenty minutes for large catalogs. Private offers
- Moved AWS co-sell quality-score prediction to a daily schedule, so opening a referral no longer waits on a live prediction.
- Moved Google Cloud Marketplace catalog and private-offer sync onto the Commerce Producer SDK.
- Added Broadcasts, which compose one message and send it to every partner Slack channel. PRM docs
- Hardened authentication between internal services.
- Added the Oracle Cloud Marketplace usage-report flow. Oracle Marketplace
- Added inline per-section editing on the co-sell detail page, and made partner invitations send asynchronously so the share wizard returns immediately.
- Added an admin-only Reset User MFA action in the console.
- Added AWS opportunity quality-score prediction and AI-generated business problems to the co-sell referral form. How co-sell works
- Made the partner portal Overview page customizable with templates and CMS content. Partner Portal
- Added bulk import of historical co-sell referrals, including commission columns.
- Added creation of AWS funding requests — MDF and Proof of Concept — directly from HubSpot deals.
- Added an organization-wide AWS Marketplace full sync.
- Standardized PRM table behaviour, and added Type, Direction, and Currency filters to partner commissions.
- Added multi-partner attribution to co-sell, with commission terms owned by the reseller.
- Added hourly auto-sync for Oracle Cloud Marketplace and revenue sync from the OCI publisher disbursement report. Oracle Marketplace
- Added a progress indicator and completion celebration to partner journeys, and course access is now granted automatically when a journey is assigned. Journeys
- Added an AWS Support integration, so support cases can be opened and tracked without leaving the console. Integrations
- Parallelized and rate-limited usage reporting to Orb. Billing & metering
- Added amending a Google Cloud private offer directly from the offer, and blocked creation when the buyer already holds an active entitlement.
- Added bulk upload of deal registrations from a CSV or from opportunities, with per-row results. Deal registration
- Brought dimension-tag discounts for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud into Salesforce, matching the console.
- Added Oracle Cloud private offer creation from Salesforce.
- Added a Mark as Won action on active co-sells and an AWS Opportunity Quality card on the referral sidebar.
- Added substring offer search and analytics-backed home dashboards, both noticeably faster on large accounts.
- Added a commissions view to the partner profile, and course version history with rollback.
- Added organization-level integrations for GitLab, Notion, Dropbox Business, Asana, and Avalara. Integrations
- Added invoice-based billing, which reports issued invoices to the marketplace rather than raw usage. Billing & metering
- Added a co-sell to CPPO bridge that carries cloud account IDs and customer details through a match engine.
- Added partner events with a feed, RSVPs, sharing, and tier-based visibility.
- Added support for refunding multi-term AWS entitlements.
- Patched flagged Go and npm dependency advisories across the platform.
- Launched the Suger Co-Sell MCP so co-sell referrals can be drafted, shared, and synced from inside an AI assistant — including drafting outbound referrals, listing inbound referrals pending acceptance, diagnosing stuck referrals, and syncing status back to Salesforce.
- Surfaced the Collaboration Score where accounts are worked: inline on the Salesforce record, across the account mapping list view for sorting and prioritization, and alongside co-sell history on the cloud rep profile.
- Added AI Field Mapping, which generates a mapping rule from a one-line prompt.
- Added SCA Tracking so sellers can see marketplace commitment progress for the year.
- Added support for AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, and Azure AI Foundry.
- Added the first Oracle Cloud Marketplace integration, covering adding and verifying a marketplace. Oracle Marketplace
- Added embeddable partner sign-up forms, with an allowlist controlling which sites may embed them. Partner sign-up
- Added absolute and percentage pricing modes to dimension tags across every offer form.
- Added partner engagement email sent through a user's own Gmail or Outlook, or an organization-level Gmail account.
- Added per-plan dimension configuration on Azure private offers.
- Added alerts when a CRM connection fails and needs to be re-authorized.
- Added SCORM package upload with an in-house runtime for Partner Training. Partner Training
- Added certificate expiry and renewal — statuses, retakes, automatic re-enrolment, and notifications. Certifications
- Added cross-product multi-plan Azure offers with plan-aware dimension tagging.
- Added partner brand theming across the partner portal and co-sell surfaces.
- Added an Amend action directly on the offer list.
- Stopped oversized Google Cloud marketplace messages from failing, by offloading large payloads to object storage.
- Released Partner Training end to end — author, share, learn, certify. Partner Training
- Added dimension tagging and tag-filtered discount groups to offers. Private offers
- Added per-organization fine-grained permission selection to the OAuth consent flow.
- Added the Customer Success Dashboard.
- Consolidated AWS offer-set pending-acceptance notifications into a single email.
- Added a manual trigger for CRM enrichment.
- Launched the Suger MCP server, letting an AI assistant run the marketplace motion in natural language — creating private offers, listing expiring entitlements, generating revenue reports, reporting usage, and checking open support tickets.
- Added AI Mapping for co-sell and funding with four mapping modes: Direct, Expression, Default Value, and AI Generate for prompt-based inference from already-mapped fields.
- Added Account Mapping to identify the likely AWS, Azure, or GCP account owner for a Salesforce account before a referral is shared, with ownership stored in Salesforce and the Suger Console and historical co-sell context on the cloud rep profile.
- Added AI-powered insights to AWS funding requests across MAP Cash Claim, Proof of Concept, ISV Workload Migration, Market Development Funds, PIF SCA GenAI POC, PIF SCA GenAI MDF, and MPOPP Grow.
- Launched the Co-Sell Metrics Dashboard with overall and per-provider win rates, top cloud partner contacts by referral volume, closed-won revenue and average deal size by provider, trend charts, and ranked failure reasons each with a recommended fix and an AI Auto-Fix toggle.
- Fixed an issue where buyer organization entitlements were displaying 'USD 0.00' in the Invoice column.
- Addressed a problem where clone offers were not showing or allowing the editing of pricing plan fields.
- Resolved a bug with the HubSpot Batch Association API that was causing incomplete results.
- Fixed a permission feature management issue where custom permissions on the user level were not being checked.
- Corrected the date format for Azure private offers.
- Fixed a CPU-saturating retry storm caused by the continuous failure to process AWS Marketplace SQS messages.
- Resolved an issue with Salesforce entitlement term backfill failing due to a zero-value StartTime.
- Fixed a bug where GCP CPPO OUT offer creation was failing with an 'invalid custom features' error.
- Added a fallback to the stored EULA URL when the S3 lookup fails.
- Improved the Buyer Service UI by removing seller-specific verification warnings for buyer organizations.
- Added a 'Payment Installments' section to the entitlement Overview tab.
- Migrated several pages and components from Vue to React, including the analytics page, invoice and entitlement details, buyer components, and the 'New Product' creation flow.
- Unified the SDK for all services, for both public and internal use (TypeScript only).
- Refactored the internal and public TypeScript SDKs to support dev, staging, and production environments.
- Refactored the HubSpot file location and replaced it with the internal TypeScript SDK.
- Updated the README.md file.
- Fixed linting errors.
- New login page design
- Support 8-decimal precision for AWS usage pricing
- New Billing Analytics dashboard
- Expanded Salesforce tables
- Updated referral types to distinguish inbound vs. outbound in Salesforce integration
- Support syncing multiple entitlements from AWS
- Allow AWS private offers to expire on the current date
- Choose single or multiple dimensions when creating SaaS contract pricing
- Added Azure flexible total amount label in Salesforce integration
- Introduced AWS referral-to-opportunity linking
- Introduced entitlement-to-opportunity linking
- Added new revenue table columns
- Create and manage CPPOs as a reseller in Salesforce
- Enhanced HubSpot integration with entitlements tab and offer cloning
- Introduced Global Search feature
- Link offers with ACE referrals
- Link ACE referrals with Salesforce CRM opportunities
- Improved Metronome integration for accurate entitlement handling and revenue reporting
- Enhanced HubSpot integration
- Auto-enrich company and customer info for Salesforce outbound referrals
- Enhanced HubSpot integration with resale authorization, flexible billing for Azure Private Offers, and improved private offer management
- Auto-sync buyer name after a private offer is created
- Introduced Data Export — export billing, usage, and co-sell records on demand or on schedule
- Added Analytics dashboards — gain visibility into finance, private offers, and co-sell activities
- Support GCP Private Offers for Professional Service Listings
- Create flexible billing for Azure private offers
- Add deal type dropdown in GCP private offer
- Custom email templates for notifications
- Cleaner layout with resizable columns and advanced filtering in Suger Console tables
- Support Jumpcloud SSO
- Support GCP multiple offers creation
- Provide real-time offer status tracking bar
- Select your local time zone and view all timestamps
- Support customer renewals in Azure private offer
- Support for cloning existing product listings on AWS Marketplace
- Enable custom workflow automation with powerful built-in nodes and templates
- Support offers, transactions and revenue reports on Snowflake Marketplace
- Enable Multiple Flat Fee Offers on GCP
- Integrate Suger directly with Okta using OIDC SSO + SCIM provisioning
- Support multi-currency for AWS CPPO and ABO
- Support ChargeBee Integration
- Support custom payment schedules for AWS CPPO
- Automate SQL queries by Databricks Integration
- Support offers and notifications for AWS AMI listing and Container
- 🎉 Announcing $15 million Series A funding, led by Threshold Ventures
- A brand-new logo inspired by melted chocolate
- Analytics: powerful data analytics platform designed to help you import, analyze, and visualize all your data from Marketplace, Co-sell and CRM
- Support integration with multiple AWS Marketplace accounts
- HubSpot APP: Create offer, leads and opportunities directly from HubSpot CRM
- Support SaaS Revenue Recognition required field for Seller's reported transaction information
- Direct support for multiple programming languages (Go and Java) via our SDK
- Buy with AWS: display and sell AWS Marketplace products on your own websites
- Create AWS private offers in EUR, GBP, JPY, and AUD
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