Smart Account User Guide - Cisco

1 Cisco Commerce Software Subscriptions and Services (CCW-R) Smart Account user Guide Note: This document is no longer being actively updated as of August 2019. Please contact if an update is requested. Cisco Commerce user Guide Software Subscriptions and Services (CCW-R) for Smart Accounts Go to table of contents Provide Feedback on this user Guide Last Updated: January 15, 2020 All rights reserved. Cisco Proprietary. 2018 Cisco and/or its affiliates. | Privacy Statement | Trademarks Content Authors/Publisher: Cisco Commerce Release Communications (CRC).

2 1 INTRODUCTION .. 3 Smart ACCOUNTS OVERVIEW .. 4 TYPES .. 4 ROLES .. 4 END CUSTOMER Smart Account MANDATORY CHECK LOGIC .. 5 QUOTING/CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION TRANSACTION BASICS .. 5 2 Smart Account OPERATIONS FROM THE QUOTE HEADER .. 7 ADDING A Smart Account .. 7 Adding an End Customer Smart Account .. 8 Adding a Holding Smart Account .. 9 Adding a Partner Smart Account .. 10 Adding a Virtual Account .. 13 REQUESTING A NEW Smart Account .. 15 3 Smart Account OPERATIONS AT THE LINE LEVEL .. 16 ADDING AN END CUSTOMER/PARTNER Smart Account .

3 16 4 FILTERS AND EXPORT .. 18 5 Smart Account IN CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION .. 20 6 GLOSSARY .. 21 Cisco Commerce user Guide Software Subscriptions and Services (CCW-R) for Smart Accounts Go to table of contents Provide Feedback on this user Guide Last Updated: January 15, 2020 All rights reserved. Cisco Proprietary. 2018 Cisco and/or its affiliates. | Privacy Statement | Trademarks Content Authors/Publisher: Cisco Commerce Release Communications (CRC). 1 Introduction This user Guide provides detailed instructions for using Cisco Commerce to manage Smart Accounts in the Software Subscriptions and Services (CCW-R) tool.

4 It assumes you have already read the appropriate user Guide , shown in the list below, for your user type, and that you have read the Smart Accounts user Guide , which explains Smart Accounts for Cisco Commerce in general. PRO TIP Review your user profile before using Software Subscriptions and Services (CCW-R) in Cisco Commerce. See the document list below for how to ensure your user profile is set up correctly. For more details on using the Software Subscriptions & Services (CCW-R) space in Cisco Commerce, refer to the links below. Document Description Smart Accounts user Guide This user Guide provides a more detailed explanation of Smart Accounts across all of Cisco Commerce.

5 1-Tier Partner user Guide End-to-end Guide to all the features in Software Subscriptions and Services for 1-Tier Partners. Distributor user Guide End-to-end Guide to all the features in Software Subscriptions and Services for Distributors. Reseller user Guide End-to-end Guide to all the features in Software Subscriptions and Services for Resellers. Getting Started with Cisco Commerce (English only) Review Chapter 5 (Personalizing and Setting Preferences) before you begin using Cisco Commerce. Job Aid: Getting Access to Cisco Commerce (English only) QRG: Open a Case Step-by-Step instructions on how to open a case to get assistance from Cisco .

6 If you need to add a Bill-To ID to your CPR profile, look here. Job Aid: Contract Management Detailed instructions on how to manage contracts. Job Aid: Takeovers Detailed instructions on how to create a takeover quote. QRG: Creating and Managing Renewal Quotes Overview for creating and managing a renewal quote. QRG: Export Quote A 1-page document on how to export your quote. QRG: Share Quote A 1-page document on how to share your quote, when necessary. QRG: Searching, Filtering, and Sorting Renewal Quote Get details on how to search for, filter, and sort your renewal opportunities.

7 QRG: Applying Deal ID to a Quote How to apply a Deal ID to a quote. QRG: Co-Terming and End Date Alignment A quick reference Guide on how to Co-Term and align end dates. Cisco Commerce user Guide Software Subscriptions and Services (CCW-R) for Smart Accounts Go to table of contents Provide Feedback on this user Guide Last Updated: January 15, 2020 All rights reserved. Cisco Proprietary. 2018 Cisco and/or its affiliates. | Privacy Statement | Trademarks Content Authors/Publisher: Cisco Commerce Release Communications (CRC). Smart Accounts Overview Cisco Smart Accounts enable you to manage license assets on your own.

8 Through your Smart Account , you can view and control access to all of your Cisco software licenses and entitlements across your organization. Before Smart Accounts, visibility to entitlements required individual identification, which restricted license management and reporting capabilities. Smart accounts offer the ability for customers, partners, and Cisco to share a common view of hardware, software entitlements, and services in the Cisco Smart Software Manager interface. In that space, all Smart Software Licensed products, upon configuration and activation with a single token, will self-register, removing the need to go to a website and register products with PAKs.

9 Instead of using PAKs, your company can manage a pool of software licenses or entitlements in a flexible and automated manner. Your customers can self-manage license deployments easily and quickly in the Smart Software Manager. Types 1. End Customer Smart Account : A Customer Smart Account identifies the customer for whom this order is being placed. End Customer Smart Accounts help customers view, manage and use entitlements they have purchased. The creation of your End Customer Smart Account is a one-time setup activity. Note: End Customer Smart Account can be assigned only to request line(s) where service level Entitlement Party is Install-at (CBR).

10 2. Virtual Account : A subset of a Smart Account that a customer can use to organize licenses. For example, if is a customer s umbrella Smart Account , they can also create Physics Department, a virtual Account where they can deposit all licenses pertaining to BigU s Physics Department. When you create a Smart Account , a corresponding default virtual Account is automatically created at the same time. 3. Holding Smart Account : A Holding Smart Account allows Partners to temporarily store unassigned orders until they can be assigned to an identified Customer Smart Account .