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Open in Introw: Submissions

How it works

A reseller deal registration is an Introw form whose automation creates or links a CRM deal. A reseller fills the form, Introw runs the checks you have turned on, and the submission lands in your Submissions inbox with a status. With channel conflict analysis on, the registration is checked against existing pipeline so a reseller’s claim is protected. With an approval gate on, it waits for the approvers you choose. When you accept a registration, its automation creates or links the CRM deal and attributes the reseller, so their margin is locked in. You build the form in the Forms area; this page covers the registration-specific settings. The mechanics are shared with co-selling deal registration, framed here for the reseller motion.

Prerequisites

  • A connected CRM with partner attribution, so registered deals attribute to the reseller.
  • Write access to Forms to configure registration and approvals.

Settings & configuration

A registration form’s behavior is set on the form’s Automation tab from Forms; submissions are handled from Submissions.

Channel conflict analysis

Channel Conflict Analysis compares each registration against your existing pipeline so a reseller’s claim does not collide with the direct team or another partner. Scope it to the records that matter and add context about how your team defines conflict.

Approval gate

Enable Approval Gate makes registrations wait for review. Approval steps are the ordered approvers, who can be team members, partner team roles, or anyone. Introw AI validation can check a submission against your instructions and, above a certainty threshold you set, act on confident decisions on its own.

CRM automation

The registration’s automation decides what happens on accept, such as creating a new CRM deal or linking an existing one and attributing the reseller. Set this so an accepted registration becomes the right attributed CRM record.

Reviewing submissions

The Submissions inbox lists registrations by status. From a submission you can Accept, Decline, or Return it for more information. Conflict cases show the overlapping records so you can decide with full context.

Setup walkthrough

1

Build the registration form

In Forms, create the form resellers submit and add its CRM deal automation.
2

Turn on conflict analysis

Enable Channel Conflict Analysis and scope it to the deals that matter.
3

Add an approval gate

Enable the approval gate and add approval steps and any AI validation.
4

Share and review

Share the form, then work the Submissions inbox.

How-to guides

Configure the deal owner and name for partner deals

Control who owns partner-registered deals in your CRM and how those deals are named, using default fields on the deal automation.

Link a registered deal to an existing lead

Let partners pick an existing CRM lead when they register a deal, write the lead reference on the deal, and associate the two records in your CRM.

Register and approve a reseller deal

Build a reseller registration form that creates an attributed CRM deal, protect the claim with channel conflict checks, gate it with approvals, and work the submissions inbox.

Register by email

Let resellers register a deal straight from their inbox.

Register by embed

Put deal registration on your own site or portal.

Register by link

Give resellers a link to register a deal in seconds.

Register via Slack

Let resellers register a deal from a Slack channel.

Register via Microsoft Teams

Let resellers register a deal from a Microsoft Teams channel.

Register with AI

Let resellers register through an AI assistant.

Limits & gotchas

Deal-scoped registration needs partner attribution configured on your CRM connection, or registrations cannot attribute deals to the reseller. A registration only auto-accepts when it is conflict-free and needs no approval. AI acts autonomously only above the certainty threshold you set.

Troubleshooting

  • Registrations all sit in pending - an approval gate is on; review them in Submissions or adjust the steps.
  • A registered deal has no reseller attribution - partner attribution is not configured on the CRM connection.
  • Conflicts are not flagged - conflict analysis is off or scoped too narrowly.