Partner Revenue Measurement adds Multi-Partner support to Resource Tagging
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- https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/09/partner-revenue-measurement-multi-partner-resource-tagging
<p>Partner Revenue Measurement (PRM) provides measurement of AWS consumption driven by Partner solutions. Today, PRM adds multi-Partner support to Resource Tagging, so that multiple AWS Partners can receive revenue attribution for the same AWS resource. Previously, a resource carried only one Partner tag, <i>aws-apn-id</i>, so when multiple Partners contributed to the same workload, only one Partner received attribution. </p> <p>With this update, each Partner tags the resources they contribute to using a new key in the format <i>aws-apn-id-<partner-central-aws-account-id>.</i> When more than one Partner tags the same resource, each tagged Partner receives revenue attribution. This benefits Partners that co-deliver solutions, such as a consulting Partner that deploys and operates a software Partner's product in an AWS account. The existing <i>aws-apn-id</i> key continues to work, and resources tagged with it require no additional changes. </p> <p>Multi-Partner support in Resource Tagging is available today in all commercial AWS regions. Revenue attributed through the existing <i>aws-apn-id</i> key and the new key both appear under the “Resource Tagging” method in the <a href="https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/unlock-revenue-insights-in-the-new-attributed-revenue-dashboard/">Attributed Revenue Dashboard</a>, with no changes to the dashboard.</p> <p>To learn more, see the <a href="https://docs.aws.amazon.com/PRM/latest/aws-prm-onboarding-guide/what-is-service.html">Partner Revenue Measurement product page</a> and the Resource Tagging <a href="https://docs.aws.amazon.com/PRM/latest/aws-prm-onboarding-guide/">onboarding guide</a>.</p>
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