Module Smaws_Client_PartnerCentralSelling.Types

Specifies the error code for the invalid field value.

Specifies the detailed error message for the invalid field value.

Specifies the field name with the invalid value.

A list of issues that were discovered in the submitted request or the resource state.

The primary reason for this validation exception to occur.

• REQUEST_VALIDATION_FAILED: The request format is not valid.

  Fix: Verify your request payload includes all required fields, uses correct data types and string formats.

• BUSINESS_VALIDATION_FAILED: The requested change doesn't pass the business validation rules.

  Fix: Check that your change aligns with the business rules defined by AWS Partner Central.

DateTime when the opportunity was last modified.

Read-only, system generated Opportunity unique identifier.

Specifies the end Customer's street address associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the end Customer's country associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the end Customer's state or region associated with the Opportunity.

Valid values: Alabama | Alaska | American Samoa | Arizona | Arkansas | California | Colorado | Connecticut | Delaware | Dist. of Columbia | Federated States of Micronesia | Florida | Georgia | Guam | Hawaii | Idaho | Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Kansas | Kentucky | Louisiana | Maine | Marshall Islands | Maryland | Massachusetts | Michigan | Minnesota | Mississippi | Missouri | Montana | Nebraska | Nevada | New Hampshire | New Jersey | New Mexico | New York | North Carolina | North Dakota | Northern Mariana Islands | Ohio | Oklahoma | Oregon | Palau | Pennsylvania | Puerto Rico | Rhode Island | South Carolina | South Dakota | Tennessee | Texas | Utah | Vermont | Virginia | Virgin Islands | Washington | West Virginia | Wisconsin | Wyoming | APO/AE | AFO/FPO | FPO, AP

Specifies the end Customer's postal code associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the end Customer's city associated with the Opportunity.

Indicates the Customer DUNS number, if available.

Specifies the end Customer's address details associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the Customer Amazon Web Services account ID associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the end customer's company website URL associated with the Opportunity. This value is crucial to map the customer within the Amazon Web Services CRM system. This field is required in all cases except when the opportunity is related to national security.

Specifies the end Customer's company name associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the end Customer's industry associated with the Opportunity, when the selected value in the Industry field is Other.

Specifies the industry the end Customer belongs to that's associated with the Opportunity. It refers to the category or sector where the customer's business operates. This is a required field.

The contact's phone number associated with the Opportunity.

The partner contact's title (job title or role) associated with the Opportunity. BusinessTitle supports either PartnerAccountManager or OpportunityOwner.

The contact's last name associated with the Opportunity.

The contact's first name associated with the Opportunity.

The contact's email address associated with the Opportunity.

Represents the contact details for individuals associated with the customer of the Opportunity. This field captures relevant contacts, including decision-makers, influencers, and technical stakeholders within the customer organization. These contacts are key to progressing the opportunity.

An object that contains the customer's account details.

A URL providing additional information or context about the spend estimation.

Specifies the entity associated with this spend entry. Use AWS for the system’s AWS Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) estimate. Use Self for the partner’s own deal value entry when providing Total Contract Value (TCV) for automatic MRR conversion. When ExpectedContractDuration is present on the Project, only AWS and Self are accepted. When ExpectedContractDuration is not present, only AWS is accepted and any other value will be automatically set to AWS.

Indicates how frequently the customer is expected to spend the projected amount. Use Monthly for recurring monthly spend (required for TargetCompany: "AWS" entries). Use None for one-time deal value entries (required for TargetCompany: "Self" entries when providing Total Contract Value).

Indicates the currency in which the revenue estimate is provided. This helps in understanding the financial impact across different markets. Accepted values are USD (US Dollars) and EUR (Euros). If the AWS Partition is aws-eusc (AWS European Sovereign Cloud), the currency code must be EUR.

Represents the estimated monthly revenue that the partner expects to earn from the opportunity. This helps in forecasting financial returns.

A String representation of the contract duration as an integer, expressed in the unit defined by Term. Valid values range from 1 to 144.

The unit of measurement for the contract duration value. Currently accepts only Months.

AWS partition where the opportunity will be deployed. Possible values: aws-eusc for AWS European Sovereign Cloud, null for all other partitions.

Captures additional comments or information for the Opportunity that weren't captured in other fields.

Specifies the offered solution for the customer's business problem when the RelatedEntityIdentifiers.Solutions field value is Other.

Only allowed when CompetitorNames has Other selected.

Name of the Opportunity's competitor (if any). Use Other to submit a value not in the picklist.

Specifies the Opportunity's sales activities conducted with the end customer. These activities help drive Amazon Web Services assignment priority.

Valid values:

• Initialized discussions with customer: Initial conversations with the customer to understand their needs and introduce your solution.
• Customer has shown interest in solution: After initial discussions, the customer is interested in your solution.
• Conducted POC/demo: You conducted a proof of concept (POC) or demonstration of the solution for the customer.
• In evaluation/planning stage: The customer is evaluating the solution and planning potential implementation.
• Agreed on solution to Business Problem: Both parties agree on how the solution addresses the customer's business problem.
• Completed Action Plan: A detailed action plan is complete and outlines the steps for implementation.
• Finalized Deployment Need: Both parties agree with and finalized the deployment needs.
• SOW Signed: Both parties signed a statement of work (SOW), and formalize the agreement and detail the project scope and deliverables.

Specifies the current opportunity's parent opportunity identifier.

Specifies the proposed solution focus or type of workload for the Opportunity. This field captures the primary use case or objective of the proposed solution, and provides context and clarity to the addressed workload.

Valid values: AI Machine Learning and Analytics | Archiving | Big Data: Data Warehouse/Data Integration/ETL/Data Lake/BI | Blockchain | Business Applications: Mainframe Modernization | Business Applications & Contact Center | Business Applications & SAP Production | Centralized Operations Management | Cloud Management Tools | Cloud Management Tools & DevOps with Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery (CICD) | Configuration, Compliance & Auditing | Connected Services | Containers & Serverless | Content Delivery & Edge Services | Database | Edge Computing/End User Computing | Energy | Enterprise Governance & Controls | Enterprise Resource Planning | Financial Services | Healthcare and Life Sciences | High Performance Computing | Hybrid Application Platform | Industrial Software | IOT | Manufacturing, Supply Chain and Operations | Media & High performance computing (HPC) | Migration/Database Migration | Monitoring, logging and performance | Monitoring & Observability | Networking | Outpost | SAP | Security & Compliance | Storage & Backup | Training | VMC | VMWare | Web development & DevOps

Describes the problem the end customer has, and how the partner is helping. Utilize this field to provide a concise narrative that outlines the customer's business challenge or issue. Elaborate on how the partner's solution or offerings align to resolve the customer's business problem. Include relevant information about the partner's value proposition, unique selling points, and expertise to tackle the issue. Offer insights on how the proposed solution meets the customer's needs and provides value. Use concise language and precise descriptions to convey the context and significance of the Opportunity. The content in this field helps Amazon Web Services understand the nature of the Opportunity and the strategic fit of the partner's solution.

Specifies the Amazon Partner Network (APN) program that influenced the Opportunity. APN programs refer to specific partner programs or initiatives that can impact the Opportunity.

Valid values: APN Immersion Days | APN Solution Space | ATO (Authority to Operate) | AWS Marketplace Campaign | IS Immersion Day SFID Program | ISV Workload Migration | Migration Acceleration Program | P3 | Partner Launch Initiative | Partner Opportunity Acceleration Funded | The Next Smart | VMware Cloud on AWS | Well-Architected | Windows | Workspaces/AppStream Accelerator Program | WWPS NDPP

Specifies the Opportunity's title or name.

Optional. The expected duration of the contract associated with this opportunity. Partners use this value alongside expected customer spend to convert Total Contract Value (TCV) into Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR).

Represents the estimated amount that the customer is expected to spend on AWS services related to the opportunity. This helps in evaluating the potential financial value of the opportunity for AWS.

Specifies the deployment or consumption model for your solution or service in the Opportunity's context. You can select multiple options.

Options' descriptions from the Delivery Model field are:

• SaaS or PaaS: Your Amazon Web Services based solution deployed as SaaS or PaaS in your Amazon Web Services environment.
• BYOL or AMI: Your Amazon Web Services based solution deployed as BYOL or AMI in the end customer's Amazon Web Services environment.
• Managed Services: The end customer's Amazon Web Services business management (For example: Consulting, design, implementation, billing support, cost optimization, technical support).
• Professional Services: Offerings to help enterprise end customers achieve specific business outcomes for enterprise cloud adoption (For example: Advisory or transformation planning).
• Resell: Amazon Web Services accounts and billing management for your customers.
• Other: Delivery model not described above.

Indicates if the Opportunity is a marketing development fund (MDF) funded activity.

Specifies the Opportunity's channel that the marketing activity is associated with or was contacted through. This field provides information about the specific marketing channel that contributed to the generation of the lead or contact.

Specifies the marketing activity use case or purpose that led to the Opportunity's creation or contact. This field captures the context or marketing activity's execution's intention and the direct correlation to the generated opportunity or contact. Must be empty when Marketing.AWSFundingUsed = No.

Valid values: AI/ML | Analytics | Application Integration | Blockchain | Business Applications | Cloud Financial Management | Compute | Containers | Customer Engagement | Databases | Developer Tools | End User Computing | Front End Web & Mobile | Game Tech | IoT | Management & Governance | Media Services | Migration & Transfer | Networking & Content Delivery | Quantum Technologies | Robotics | Satellite | Security | Serverless | Storage | VR & AR

Indicates if the Opportunity was sourced from an Amazon Web Services marketing activity. Use the value Marketing Activity. Use None if it's not associated with an Amazon Web Services marketing activity. This field helps Amazon Web Services track the return on marketing investments and enables better distribution of marketing budgets among partners.

Specifies the Opportunity marketing campaign code. The Amazon Web Services campaign code is a reference to specific marketing initiatives, promotions, or activities. This field captures the identifier used to track and categorize the Opportunity within marketing campaigns. If you don't have a campaign code, contact your Amazon Web Services point of contact to obtain one.

Specifies the payment currency. Accepted values are USD (US Dollars) and EUR (Euros). If the AWS Partition is aws-eusc (AWS European Sovereign Cloud), the currency code must be EUR.

Specifies the payment amount.

Specifies the expiration date for the contract between the customer and Amazon Web Services partner. It signifies the termination date of the agreed-upon engagement period between both parties.

Specifies the Opportunity's customer engagement start date for the contract's effectiveness.

Specifies the payment value (amount and currency).

Specifies the customer's intended payment type agreement or procurement method to acquire the solution or service outlined in the Opportunity.

Indicates the step execution time.

Indicates the step's execution details.

Captures a chronological record of the next steps or actions planned or taken for the current opportunity, along with the timestamp.

Code indicating the validation decision during the Amazon Web Services opportunity review. Applies when status is Rejected or Action Required. Used to document validation results for AWS Partner Referrals and indicate when additional information is needed from partners as part of the APN Customer Engagement (ACE) program.

Contains detailed feedback from Amazon Web Services when requesting additional information from partners. Provides specific guidance on what partners need to provide or clarify for opportunity validation, complementing the ReviewStatusReason field.

Indicates the review status of an opportunity referred by a partner. This field is read-only and only applicable for partner referrals. The possible values are:

• Pending Submission: Not submitted for validation (editable).
• Submitted: Submitted for validation, and Amazon Web Services hasn't reviewed it (read-only).
• In Review: Amazon Web Services is validating (read-only).

• Action Required: Issues that Amazon Web Services highlights need to be addressed. Partners should use the UpdateOpportunity API action to update the opportunity and helps to ensure that all required changes are made. Only the following fields are editable when the Lifecycle.ReviewStatus is Action Required:

  • Customer.Account.Address.City
  • Customer.Account.Address.CountryCode
  • Customer.Account.Address.PostalCode
  • Customer.Account.Address.StateOrRegion
  • Customer.Account.Address.StreetAddress
  • Customer.Account.WebsiteUrl
  • LifeCycle.TargetCloseDate
  • Project.ExpectedMonthlyAWSRevenue.Amount
  • Project.ExpectedMonthlyAWSRevenue.CurrencyCode
  • Project.CustomerBusinessProblem
  • PartnerOpportunityIdentifier

  After updates, the opportunity re-enters the validation phase. This process repeats until all issues are resolved, and the opportunity's Lifecycle.ReviewStatus is set to Approved or Rejected.

• Approved: Validated and converted into the Amazon Web Services seller's pipeline (editable).
• Rejected: Disqualified (read-only).

Specifies the date when Amazon Web Services expects to start significant billing, when the project finishes, and when it moves into production. This field informs the Amazon Web Services seller about when the opportunity launches and starts to incur Amazon Web Services usage.

Ensure the Target Close Date isn't in the past.

Specifies the upcoming actions or tasks for the Opportunity. Use this field to communicate with Amazon Web Services about the next actions required for the Opportunity.

Specifies the reason code when an opportunity is marked as Closed Lost. When you select an appropriate reason code, you communicate the context for closing the Opportunity, and aid in accurate reports and analysis of opportunity outcomes. The possible values are:

• Customer Deficiency: The customer lacked necessary resources or capabilities.
• Delay/Cancellation of Project: The project was delayed or canceled.
• Legal/Tax/Regulatory: Legal, tax, or regulatory issues prevented progress.
• Lost to Competitor—Google: The opportunity was lost to Google.
• Lost to Competitor—Microsoft: The opportunity was lost to Microsoft.
• Lost to Competitor—SoftLayer: The opportunity was lost to SoftLayer.
• Lost to Competitor—VMWare: The opportunity was lost to VMWare.
• Lost to Competitor—Other: The opportunity was lost to a competitor not listed above.
• No Opportunity: There was no opportunity to pursue.
• On Premises Deployment: The customer chose an on-premises solution.
• Partner Gap: The partner lacked necessary resources or capabilities.
• Price: The price was not competitive or acceptable to the customer.
• Security/Compliance: Security or compliance issues prevented progress.
• Technical Limitations: Technical limitations prevented progress.
• Customer Experience: Issues related to the customer's experience impacted the decision.
• Other: Any reason not covered by the other values.
• People/Relationship/Governance: Issues related to people, relationships, or governance.
• Product/Technology: Issues related to the product or technology.
• Financial/Commercial: Financial or commercial issues impacted the decision.

Specifies the current stage of the Opportunity's lifecycle as it maps to Amazon Web Services stages from the current stage in the partner CRM. This field provides a translated value of the stage, and offers insight into the Opportunity's progression in the sales cycle, according to Amazon Web Services definitions.

A lead and a prospect must be further matured to a Qualified opportunity before submission. Opportunities that were closed/lost before submission aren't suitable for submission.

The descriptions of each sales stage are:

• Prospect: Amazon Web Services identifies the opportunity. It can be active (Comes directly from the end customer through a lead) or latent (Your account team believes it exists based on research, account plans, sales plays).
• Qualified: Your account team engaged with the customer to discuss viability and requirements. The customer agreed that the opportunity is real, of interest, and may solve business/technical needs.
• Technical Validation: All parties understand the implementation plan.
• Business Validation: Pricing was proposed, and all parties agree to the steps to close.
• Committed: The customer signed the contract, but Amazon Web Services hasn't started billing.
• Launched: The workload is complete, and Amazon Web Services has started billing.
• Closed Lost: The opportunity is lost, and there are no steps to move forward.

An object that contains lifecycle details for the Opportunity.

Read-only, system generated Opportunity unique identifier.

DateTime when the opportunity was last modified.

Specifies details of a customer's procurement terms. Required only for partners in eligible programs.

An object that contains marketing details for the Opportunity.

Specifies the opportunity type as a renewal, new, or expansion.

Opportunity types:

• New opportunity: Represents a new business opportunity with a potential customer that's not previously engaged with your solutions or services.
• Renewal opportunity: Represents an opportunity to renew an existing contract or subscription with a current customer, ensuring continuity of service.
• Expansion opportunity: Represents an opportunity to expand the scope of an existing contract or subscription, either by adding new services or increasing the volume of existing services for a current customer.

An object that contains project details summary for the Opportunity.

Specifies details of the customer associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the opportunity's unique identifier in the partner's CRM system. This value is essential to track and reconcile because it's included in the outbound payload sent back to the partner.

Specifies if the opportunity is associated with national security concerns. This flag is only applicable when the industry is Government. For national-security-related opportunities, validation and compliance rules may apply, impacting the opportunity's visibility and processing.

Identifies the type of support the partner needs from Amazon Web Services.

Valid values:

• Cosell—Architectural Validation: Confirmation from Amazon Web Services that the partner's proposed solution architecture is aligned with Amazon Web Services best practices and poses minimal architectural risks.
• Cosell—Business Presentation: Request Amazon Web Services seller's participation in a joint customer presentation.
• Cosell—Competitive Information: Access to Amazon Web Services competitive resources and support for the partner's proposed solution.
• Cosell—Pricing Assistance: Connect with an AWS seller for support situations where a partner may be receiving an upfront discount on a service (for example: EDP deals).
• Cosell—Technical Consultation: Connection with an Amazon Web Services Solutions Architect to address the partner's questions about the proposed solution.
• Cosell—Total Cost of Ownership Evaluation: Assistance with quoting different cost savings of proposed solutions on Amazon Web Services versus on-premises or a traditional hosting environment.
• Cosell—Deal Support: Request Amazon Web Services seller's support to progress the opportunity (for example: joint customer call, strategic positioning).
• Cosell—Support for Public Tender/RFx: Opportunity related to the public sector where the partner needs RFx support from Amazon Web Services.

Specifies the catalog associated with the request. This field takes a string value from a predefined list: AWS or Sandbox. The catalog determines which environment the opportunity is updated in. Use AWS to update real opportunities in the production environment, and Sandbox for testing in secure, isolated environments. When you use the Sandbox catalog, it allows you to simulate and validate your interactions with Amazon Web Services services without affecting live data or operations.

The reason why access was denied for the requested operation.

Specifies the end Customer's country associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the end Customer's state or region associated with the Opportunity.

Valid values: Alabama | Alaska | American Samoa | Arizona | Arkansas | California | Colorado | Connecticut | Delaware | Dist. of Columbia | Federated States of Micronesia | Florida | Georgia | Guam | Hawaii | Idaho | Illinois | Indiana | Iowa | Kansas | Kentucky | Louisiana | Maine | Marshall Islands | Maryland | Massachusetts | Michigan | Minnesota | Mississippi | Missouri | Montana | Nebraska | Nevada | New Hampshire | New Jersey | New Mexico | New York | North Carolina | North Dakota | Northern Mariana Islands | Ohio | Oklahoma | Oregon | Palau | Pennsylvania | Puerto Rico | Rhode Island | South Carolina | South Dakota | Tennessee | Texas | Utah | Vermont | Virginia | Virgin Islands | Washington | West Virginia | Wisconsin | Wyoming | APO/AE | AFO/FPO | FPO, AP

Specifies the end Customer's postal code associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the end Customer's city associated with the Opportunity.

Specifies the market segment classification of the lead customer, such as enterprise, mid-market, or small business. This segmentation helps in targeting appropriate solutions and engagement strategies.

Indicates the customer's level of experience and adoption with AWS services. This assessment helps determine the appropriate engagement approach and solution complexity.

The website URL of the lead customer's company. This provides additional context about the customer organization and helps verify company legitimacy and size.

The name of the lead customer's company. This field is essential for identifying and tracking the customer organization associated with the lead.

Specifies the industry sector to which the lead customer's company belongs. This categorization helps in understanding the customer's business context and tailoring appropriate solutions.

The lead contact's phone number associated with the engagement.

The lead contact's last name associated with the engagement.

The lead contact's first name associated with the engagement.

The lead contact's email address associated with the engagement.

The lead contact's business title or job role associated with the engagement.

Contains contact information for the customer representative involved in the lead interaction, including their name, title, and contact details.

Describes the business problem or challenge that the customer discussed during the interaction. This information helps qualify the lead and identify appropriate solutions.

Describes the action taken by the customer during or as a result of the interaction, such as requesting information, scheduling a meeting, or expressing interest in a solution.

The date and time when the lead interaction occurred, in ISO 8601 format (UTC). This timestamp helps track the chronology of lead engagement activities.

Describes the specific use case or business scenario discussed during the lead interaction. This helps categorize the customer's interests and potential solutions.

The descriptive name of the source that generated the lead interaction, providing a human-readable identifier for the lead generation channel or activity.

The unique identifier of the specific source that generated the lead interaction. This ID provides traceability back to the original lead generation activity.

Specifies the type of source that generated the lead interaction, such as "Event", "Website", "Referral", or "Campaign". This categorization helps track lead generation effectiveness across different channels.

A score that indicates the lead's readiness for engagement. Valid values are Low, Medium, and High. Use this score to prioritize leads based on their likelihood of conversion.

Insights that AI generates and associates with the lead. These insights provide automated analysis to help partners assess the lead quality and readiness.

Updated interaction details for the lead context.

Updated customer information associated with the lead.

The updated qualification status of the lead.

The unique identifier of the engagement context that was updated.

The timestamp when the engagement context was last modified.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the updated engagement.

The unique identifier of the engagement that was updated.

Indicates the country in which the customer’s company operates. This field is useful for understanding regional requirements or compliance needs.

Provides the website URL of the customer’s company. This field helps partners verify the legitimacy and size of the customer organization.

Represents the name of the customer’s company associated with the Engagement Invitation. This field is used to identify the customer.

Specifies the industry to which the customer’s company belongs. This field helps categorize the opportunity based on the customer’s business sector.

The target completion date for the customer's project.

A description of the business problem the project aims to solve.

The title of the project.

Information about the customer project associated with the Engagement.

A summary of publicly available information about the prospected customer. The system uses this summary to generate customer insights and inform engagement strategies.

A list of AWS Greenfield programs that the prospected customer is eligible for. Use this list to identify relevant go-to-market opportunities.

The company size classification of the prospected customer account.

The market segment classification of the prospected customer account.

The sub-industry classification of the prospected customer account. This provides more granular categorization within the primary industry.

The industry classification of the prospected customer account.

The country code of the prospected customer account.

The subregion classification of the prospected customer account.

The specific region of the prospected customer account.

The geographic region classification of the prospected customer account.

The name of the prospected customer account.

The solution sub-category classification for the prospected customer. This provides more granular categorization of the recommended solution type.

The primary solution category classification for the prospected customer. This indicates the type of solution that best addresses their needs.

A score that indicates how well the partner's solution fits the prospected customer's needs.

A score that indicates the prospected customer's level of engagement with AWS Marketplace. Valid values are High, Medium, and Low.

Insights that AI generates from the prospecting analysis. These insights include engagement scores and solution fit assessments for the prospected customer.

Contains details about the prospected customer account, including geographic, industry, and segment classifications.

The name that the user provides for the prospecting task that generates this result.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the prospecting task. Use this ARN to track and manage the task within AWS.

The unique identifier of the prospecting task that generates this result.

The timestamp when the prospecting task completed processing. The format is ISO 8601 (UTC).

The timestamp when the prospecting result context was created. The format is ISO 8601 (UTC).

Prospecting data and insights that AWS provides during the prospecting job. This includes customer details, task information, and scoring that AI generates.

Contains the updated contextual information for the engagement. The structure of this payload varies based on the context type specified in the Type field.

Specifies the type of context being updated within the engagement. This field determines the structure and content of the context payload being modified.

The timestamp when the engagement was last modified, used for optimistic concurrency control. This helps prevent conflicts when multiple users attempt to update the same engagement simultaneously.

The unique identifier of the specific engagement context to be updated. This ensures that the correct context within the engagement is modified.

The unique identifier of the Engagement containing the context to be updated. This parameter ensures the context update is applied to the correct engagement.

Specifies the catalog associated with the engagement context update request. This field takes a string value from a predefined list: AWS or Sandbox. The catalog determines which environment the engagement context is updated in.

The keys of the key-value pairs for the tag or tags you want to remove from the specified resource.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the resource that you want to untag.

Filters opportunities with a target close date before this date. Use the YYYY-MM-DD format.

Filters opportunities with a target close date after this date. Use the YYYY-MM-DD format.

The value in the tag.

The key in the tag.

A map of the key-value pairs of the tag or tags to assign.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the resource that you want to tag.

Determines whether to restrict visibility of the opportunity from AWS sales. Default value is Full. Valid values:

• Full: The opportunity is fully visible to AWS sales.
• Limited: The opportunity has restricted visibility to AWS sales.

Specifies the level of AWS sellers' involvement on the opportunity. Valid values:

• Co-sell: Indicates the user wants to co-sell with AWS. Share the opportunity with AWS to receive deal assistance and support.
• For Visibility Only: Indicates that the user does not need support from AWS Sales Rep. Share this opportunity with AWS for visibility only, you will not receive deal assistance and support.

The identifier of the Opportunity previously created by partner and needs to be submitted.

Specifies the catalog related to the request. Valid values are:

• AWS: Submits the opportunity request from the production AWS environment.
• Sandbox: Submits the opportunity request from a sandbox environment used for testing or development purposes.

The identifier of the job to stop.

Specifies the catalog related to the request. Valid values are:

• AWS: Stops the request from the production AWS environment.
• Sandbox: Stops the request from a sandbox environment used for testing or development purposes.

The identifier of the resource snapshot job to start.

Specifies the catalog related to the request. Valid values are:

• AWS: Starts the request from the production AWS environment.
• Sandbox: Starts the request from a sandbox environment used for testing or development purposes.

The current status of the task. Possible values: PENDING (waiting to run), IN_PROGRESS (actively processing), COMPLETED (successfully processed), and FAILED (unrecoverable error).

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the task. The ARN uniquely identifies the task across AWS and can be used for resource-level IAM policies.

The unique identifier assigned to this task. Use this identifier with GetProspectingFromEngagementTask to retrieve task details and check status.

The timestamp indicating when the task was initiated. The format follows ISO 8601 date-time notation.

An enumerated code identifying the reason for task failure. This field is only populated when the task has failed. Use the corresponding Message field for a human-readable description of the failure.

A message providing additional context about the task's current state. When the task fails, this field contains a detailed description of the failure and suggested recovery steps. This field is only populated for tasks in a failed state.

The task name from the request.

The list of engagement identifiers that were accepted into the task queue for processing. This list matches the identifiers provided in the request.

A unique, case-sensitive identifier provided by the client to ensure idempotency. Making the same request with the same ClientToken returns the same response without creating a duplicate task.

A descriptive name for the task. This name helps identify the task in list and get operations. The name must contain 1 to 128 characters.

The list of engagement identifiers to include in this prospecting task. Each identifier must correspond to an existing engagement in the specified catalog. Maximum of 100 identifiers per task.

Specifies the catalog in which the task is initiated. Specify AWS for production environments and Sandbox for testing and development purposes.

The unique identifier of the engagement context used to create the opportunity.

The unique identifier of the engagement from which the opportunity was created.

The identifier of the resource snapshot job created as part of the opportunity creation process.

The unique identifier of the opportunity created as a result of the task. This field is populated when the task is completed successfully.

Indicates the reason for task failure using an enumerated code.

If the task fails, this field contains a detailed message describing the failure and possible recovery steps.

Indicates the current status of the task.

The timestamp indicating when the task was initiated. The format follows RFC 3339 section 5.6.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the task, used for tracking and managing the task within AWS.

The unique identifier of the task, used to track the task's progress.

A map of the key-value pairs of the tag or tags to assign.

The unique identifier of the engagement context from which to create the opportunity. This specifies the specific contextual information within the engagement that will be used for opportunity creation.

The unique identifier of the engagement from which the opportunity creation task is to be initiated. This helps ensure that the task is applied to the correct engagement.

A unique token provided by the client to help ensure the idempotency of the request. It helps prevent the same task from being performed multiple times.

Specifies the catalog in which the opportunity creation task is executed. Acceptable values include AWS for production and Sandbox for testing environments.

The identifier of the new Engagement invitation. Only populated if TaskStatus is COMPLETE.

The identifier of the newly created Engagement. Only populated if TaskStatus is COMPLETE.

The identifier of the resource snapshot job created to add the opportunity resource snapshot to the Engagement. Only populated if TaskStatus is COMPLETE

Returns the original opportunity identifier passed in the request, which is the unique identifier for the opportunity created in the partner’s system.

Indicates the reason for task failure using an enumerated code.

If the task fails, this field contains a detailed message describing the failure and possible recovery steps.

Indicates the current status of the task. Valid values include IN_PROGRESS, COMPLETE, and FAILED.

The timestamp indicating when the task was initiated. The format follows RFC 3339 section 5.6.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the task, used for tracking and managing the task within AWS.

The unique identifier of the task, used to track the task’s progress. This value follows a specific pattern: ^oit-[0-9a-z]{13}$.

Determines who can view AWS involvement in the opportunity. Typically, this field is set to Full for most cases, but it may be restricted based on special program requirements or confidentiality needs.

Specifies the type of AWS involvement in the opportunity, such as coselling, deal support, or technical consultation. This helps categorize the nature of AWS participation.

A map of the key-value pairs of the tag or tags to assign.

The unique identifier of the opportunity from which the engagement task is to be initiated. This helps ensure that the task is applied to the correct opportunity.

A unique token provided by the client to help ensure the idempotency of the request. It helps prevent the same task from being performed multiple times.

Specifies the catalog in which the engagement is tracked. Acceptable values include AWS for production and Sandbox for testing environments.

Returns the identifier of the engagement invitation that was accepted and used to create the opportunity.

The identifier of the Resource Snapshot Job created as part of this task.

Returns the original opportunity identifier passed in the request. This is the unique identifier for the opportunity.

Indicates the reason for task failure using an enumerated code.

If the task fails, this field contains a detailed message describing the failure and possible recovery steps.

Indicates the current status of the task.

The timestamp indicating when the task was initiated. The format follows RFC 3339 section 5.6.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the task, used for tracking and managing the task within AWS.

The unique identifier of the task, used to track the task’s progress.

A map of the key-value pairs of the tag or tags to assign.

Specifies the unique identifier of the EngagementInvitation to be accepted. Providing the correct identifier helps ensure that the correct engagement is processed.

A unique, case-sensitive identifier provided by the client that helps to ensure the idempotency of the request. This can be a random or meaningful string but must be unique for each request.

Specifies the catalog related to the task. Use AWS for production engagements and Sandbox for testing scenarios.

Determines the order in which the sorted results are presented.

Specifies the field by which to sort the resource snapshot jobs.

Specifies the attribute to sort by, such as Name, CreatedDate, or Status.

Specifies the sorting order, either Ascending or Descending. The default is Descending.

The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the AWS Marketplace solution associated with this partner solution.

Indicates the solution creation date. This is useful to track and audit.

Specifies the solution category, which helps to categorize and organize the solutions partners offer. Valid values: Software Product | Consulting Service | Hardware Product | Communications Product | Professional Service | Managed Service | Value-Added Resale Amazon Web Services Service | Distribution Service | Training Service | Merger and Acquisition Advising Service.

Specifies the solution's current status, which indicates its state in the system. Valid values: Active | Inactive | Draft. The status helps partners and Amazon Web Services track the solution's lifecycle and availability. Filter for Active solutions for association to an opportunity.