Subscription and maintenance renewal price-request corpus

Subscription and maintenance renewal price-request corpus: for each renewal cycle, a customer-validated, SKU-level export handed to the vendor's pricing desk containing product/SKU identifier, item description, subscription type, validated quantity, renewal start and end dates, co-term alignment, service-level and term metadata, vendor-mapped fields and project identifiers — then matched back against the vendor's returned quote, with discrepancies recorded. Includes discontinued-SKU removal decisions made per cycle.

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Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Application Software
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeFundamentalSupply Chain

Dataset card

Type: not stated
Format: Tabular — structured export files (one row per validated subscription line) generated from the Managed Subscription and Asset List consoles, later joined to uploaded vendor quote documents; platform sits on a CRM object model with an AppExchange listing, so records are queryable rather than file-only.
Volume: One export file per renewal project, each carrying dozens to hundreds of validated subscription lines; across multi-year renewal histories the SKU-line record count is plausibly in the millions. No volume figure published — Request further research on renewal projects and line totals.
Users: Est. tens to low hundreds of reseller organizations on the platform (enterprise-only ICT VAR workflow tooling with named customer testimonials and a CRM marketplace listing); the renewal-line count far exceeds the account count since each account carries many subscriptions.
History: 11 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — current-dated corporate site, two distinct named products (Partner Quoting Workspace and Partner Renewal Workspace) with Salesforce-specific editions, an active documentation and video programme, and a full leadership team including CTO and VP R&D.
Launched: 2015 for the company (stated on its About page as its inception year); the current PrW subscription-renewal console documented here is a later generation, evidenced by the versioned documentation and Salesforce-edition packaging (2024-2025 site vintages).
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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