Contracts
Contracts define the financial relationships and commercial terms between distributors, resellers, and end customers.
Effective scopeβ
The effective scope of a contract depends on the tier where the contract is created.
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Tier 1 contracts: Contracts created for a distributor are base contracts. Pricing terms and billing rules defined in a base contract apply to all linked downstream tenants, including resellers (Tier 2) and end customers (Tier 3).
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Tier 2 contracts: Contracts created for specific resellers are Tier 2 contracts. A distributor creates a Tier 2 contract for an individual reseller to accommodate specific pricing and service agreements.
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Tier 3 contracts: Contracts created for an end customer are Tier 3 contracts. A reseller creates Tier 3 contracts for its end customers. A distributor can also create Tier 3 contracts on behalf of its reseller.
Access contractsβ
To view contracts assigned to a customer:
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Sign in to the DoiT console, and select Customers from the top navigation bar.
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Locate the customer of interest, select the customer name to open its details page.
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Select the Contracts tab.

Contract statusβ
Contracts can have one of the following statuses:
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draft: The contract is saved but not marked asreadyyet. This state is manually set. -
scheduled: The contract is ready but not yet in effect (future start date). -
active: The contract is ready and in effect. -
cancelled: The contract has been cancelled. -
superseded: The contract has been manually marked assuperseded. -
expired: The contract has passed its end date.
See also Change contract status.