Opportunities pricing

The Opportunities feature is enabled when the following elements appear at the following locations:

• For Reseller Managers: At Manage > Reseller > Opportunities, the Opportunities list displays Opportunity info, Status, Creation Date, and ID columns. If it displays different columns, the Opportunities feature that this documentation addresses is disabled (see Assisted Sales for more information).
• For Reseller Managers with the Sales Support Representative (SSRs) role: At Manage > Reseller > Opportunities, the Opportunities list displays the Opportunities that they created, as well as the Opportunities that Resellers in their marketplace created. Reseller Managers with the Sales Support Representative (SSR) roles can create, manage, and finalize opportunities. See About the Reseller Manager and SSR role combination in Opportunities.
• For Resellers: At Manage > Reseller > Home > Orders, a New Lead or Purchase button appears in the upper-right corner of the page. If a Make Purchase button appears, see Assisted sales for more information.

❗ Important: Only AppDirect can enable the Opportunities feature. Contact your AppDirect technical representative to request it.

Opportunity pages display product prices in three columns: Unit Wholesale Price, Unit Selling Price, and Total Selling Price.

All opportunities users can view prices.

Reseller Managers and Resellers can edit unit selling prices—the prices that customers pay—if Marketplace Managers grant them permission. Edited prices only apply to the opportunity; they do not affect the product price for other opportunities or other customers.

Unit wholesale price

The Unit Wholesale Price column displays the price that the reseller pays for the products. It is set by the marketplace.

Unit selling price

The unit selling price is the price that customers are charged for each unit of product.

The default unit selling price for opportunities that Resellers create is the Marketplace sale price.

The prices that appear on each opportunity are the currently configured product prices until users edit them. Custom prices apply to and appear on the opportunity regardless of other price changes that occur in the system. For example:

• January 1: A sales agent creates an opportunity when the product price is $10, and the price that appears on the opportunity is $10.
• January 2: The Developer changes the product price to $15.
• January 3: The agent opens the opportunity, and the price that appears is $15. The agent changes the price to $20.
• January 4: The Developer changes the product price to $18.
• January 5: The agent opens the opportunity, and the price that appears is $20.

Total selling price

Total selling price is equal to quantity multiplied by unit selling price.