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Deal registration is how partners who own the sale protect their investment in a deal. Resellers register to lock in conflict-free credit, work the fields they own on the live CRM record, and where a distributor sits above them, both tiers share attribution and visibility on the same opportunity.

The problem it solves

Impact

A reseller decides where to put their sales capacity. Being the vendor whose registration actually protects their deal is the reason they put it with you.

How this area works

Deal registration is the motion where the partner, not the vendor, closes the deal. A reseller registers an opportunity to claim it, which checks for channel conflict and routes through your approvals so their margin is protected from the direct team and other partners. Once a deal is shared, resellers can edit the specific fields you allow on the CRM record, manage line items, and create quotes, all without a CRM seat. The pieces chain from the partner’s claim to a credited, shared deal. Where this sits in a setup. Registration is the first thing most partners actually do, so it lands early. The reseller, co-sell and distributor tracks sequence it with attribution and conflict checks. For two-tier channels, the same deal can carry both a reseller and a distributor through multi-tier attribution in your CRM. Both partners get credit, and the visibility they need on the same opportunity. Everything writes back to HubSpot or Salesforce, so partner-owned pipeline stays real and reconcilable. The pieces chain from the partner’s claim to a credited, shared deal.

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