PRM · Deal Registration

Partner deal registration without a portal login.

Partner deal registration is how a partner claims a deal they sourced, so you can protect it, track it, and pay on it. In Suger PRM, partners submit through a public form or a branded email alias — no login — and the deal auto-creates as an opportunity in Salesforce or HubSpot.

What is partner deal registration?

Partner deal registration is the process a partner uses to formally claim an opportunity they sourced, so the vendor can protect that deal from channel conflict and attribute the revenue to the right partner. A registration in Suger PRM is a single record carrying the customer, the partner, the deal value, and its approval state — and it stays in step with your CRM from the moment it is submitted until the deal closes.

No portal login required

Partners register through a public form on your site or by emailing a branded alias. Nothing to install, no password to reset, no adoption problem.

Under two clicks to submit

The shorter the form, the more deals you see. Registration takes under two clicks, and the partner gets a confirmation that comes from your brand.

Auto-created in your CRM

Each registration becomes an opportunity in Salesforce or HubSpot automatically, so partner-sourced pipeline sits next to direct pipeline.

Register a deal

Register the deal when a customer buys through a partner

Create the registration the moment you know a partner is bringing the deal. Pick the partner, attach the customer and deal details, and the record enters the approval queue with everything a reviewer needs — whether the partner submitted it or your own team registered it outbound.

What a registration carries

  • Partner, partner type, and the customer buying through them
  • Deal value and expected close, on one record
  • Approval routing by partner tier, geography, or partner type
  • Outbound registration from your CRM, with no partner login
Read the register-a-deal guide
Suger — Register a deal
New deal registration
Partner Northwind Cloud Partners
Partner type Reseller
Customer Contoso Manufacturing
Deal value $120,000
Expected close Q4
Routes to: Tier 1 · North America Register
Creates a Salesforce opportunity on approval

CRM sync

Every registration lands in your CRM

A registered deal is only useful if your sellers can see it. Suger PRM auto-creates the opportunity in Salesforce or HubSpot and keeps the record current in both directions, so partner-sourced pipeline shows up in the same forecast as direct pipeline instead of in a separate spreadsheet.

  • Opportunities created automatically from approved registrations
  • Bi-directional sync with Salesforce and HubSpot
  • Partner attribution visible on the opportunity record
A partner deal registration auto-created as a Salesforce opportunity by Suger PRM

Track and respond

Watch every registered deal in Partner Co-Sells

Registered deals collect in Partner Co-Sells, the workspace where your team monitors progress and responds to the partner who submitted them. One queue shows what is waiting on review, what has been approved, and what has moved on — so nothing sits unanswered in an alliances inbox.

  • One queue for every registration your partners submit
  • Respond to the partner without leaving Suger
  • Status changes stay in step with the CRM opportunity
Read the track-and-respond guide
Suger — Partner Co-Sells
Synced
Registered deals
Customer / partner Value Status
Contoso Manufacturing
via Northwind Cloud
$120,000 Approved
Fabrikam Logistics
via Adventure GSI
$84,500 In review
Tailwind Analytics
via Northwind Cloud
$46,000 Submitted

The partner side

What a partner does to register a deal

A partner submits the deal and then follows it from the same place. Four steps cover the whole path, and only the first one asks anything of them.

1

Submit

The partner fills in the public registration form, sends the branded email alias, or submits from inside your portal.

2

Get confirmation

Suger acknowledges the submission under your brand, so the partner knows the deal was received.

3

Wait on approval

The registration routes to the right reviewer by partner tier, geography, or partner type.

4

Track to close

The partner follows the deal from their own submission view as your team updates it.

Read the partner submission guide

Partner deal registration questions

What is partner deal registration?

Partner deal registration is the process a partner uses to formally claim an opportunity they sourced, so the vendor can protect it from channel conflict and attribute the revenue correctly. The registration records the customer, the partner, and the deal value.

Can partners register a deal without logging in?

Yes. With Suger PRM, partners submit through a public form on your site or by sending a branded email alias, with no portal login required. Registration takes under two clicks and the partner gets a confirmation from your brand.

Where does a registered deal end up?

In your CRM. Every registration auto-creates as an opportunity in Salesforce or HubSpot, and the sync is bi-directional, so partner-sourced pipeline shows up in the same forecast your sellers already work.

How are deal registrations approved?

Approval routing runs by partner tier, geography, or partner type, so each submission reaches the reviewer who owns it. Your team responds inside Partner Co-Sells, and the partner sees the outcome in their own submission view.

Can partners see the status of a deal they registered?

Yes. Partners track their submissions from the partner-side view, so they can see which registrations were approved and which are still in review without emailing your alliances team for an update.

Do we need a cloud marketplace to register partner deals?

No. Suger PRM registers deals for any partner type, including VARs, GSIs, resellers, and ISV partners whose deals never touch a marketplace. If you also co-sell on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, both motions run in the same workspace.

Capture every partner deal with Suger PRM

See how deal registration, approvals, and CRM sync run end to end in a single partner workspace.