The “Total Customers Count” top left in your Partner dash is NOT really an accurate label.

The second data set further down the dash called “Customers’ Detailed Data” is the ACTUAL number of customers.

Strongly suggest you rename "Total Customers Count” to Total Instance Count" and then rename “Customers’ Detailed Data” to "Total Customer Count".

That would be accurate since a CUSTOMER can have more than one PAID INSTANCE.

My suspicion is that Azure1 is INSTANCES and NOT CUSTOMERS (which means the title is a misnomer), and that the Customers’ Detailed Data is the TRUE customer count(since I can see actual email addresses).

We are trying to pass leads using the HTTPS endpoint option and have no way that we can tell to leverage Basic authentication (which our API endpoint requires). I tried putting the credentials (username:password) in plaintext in the HTTPS URL field in the Commercial Marketplace, and that too didn't work. I can't tell without logs if the Microsoft system is sending this information in the header (like it should) or if it's just stripping it out and trying unauthenticated, which will surely fail. Linux curl (which is what our development team uses to test the endpoint) appears to function as I believe it strips that UN:PW and inserts it into the header. I cannot see from the Commercial Marketplace what it is trying to do from either developer tools in my browser or from the error message (which is not very helpful): User should review the HTTPs endpoint setup, as we are unable to write to their endpoint.

This request is to support the ability of using Basic authentication in the Commercial Marketplace for lead passing.

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The Private Marketplace as deployed right now is awful. To me, a Private Marketplace should show ONLY items that I as the manager puts into it so that my users cannot see anything but what I put in the Private Marketplace. As deployed now, all Microsoft offerings are allowed by default forcing me to then go to Policy to have to try and control that. This is just stupid and way too complicated. I should be allowed to control the entire Marketplace from the Private Marketplace (including Microsoft offerings) AND my users should NOT see anything that I don't put into the Private Marketplace. I should also be able to provide different lists of offerings based on Azure AD user or group that the user belongs to.