AWS Data Exchange now supports custom payment schedules for private offers
Data subscribers on AWS Data Exchange can now pay for their data products in installments with custom payment schedules created by their data provider. Before this launch, subscribers paid the total price of their private offer at the start of the subscription. With the introduction of payment schedules, providers can now create private offers for subscribers that generate up to 36 invoices on specific dates throughout a subscription.
Data subscribers on AWS Data Exchange can now pay for their data products in installments with custom payment schedules created by their data provider. Before this launch, subscribers paid the total price of their private offer at the start of the subscription. With the introduction of payment schedules, providers can now create private offers for subscribers that generate up to 36 invoices on specific dates throughout a subscription.
Creating offers with multiple payments help providers and subscribers work as partners by making it easier to generate custom offers that are tailored to a subscriber’s needs. Private offers with a payment schedule can be added when setting up a new product or to any existing product already available on AWS Data Exchange.
AWS Data Exchange makes it easy to find, subscribe to, and use third-party data in the cloud. Customers use AWS Data Exchange to subscribe to a diverse selection of third-party data products. Once subscribed, customers can use the AWS Data Exchange API or console to export the data to Amazon S3, making it directly available for analysis using AWS’s analytics and machine learning services.
To learn more, see the AWS Data Exchange documentation here.