Product release - September 2026
Private offers now let you set the net payment terms you agreed. In HubSpot, each pipeline can have its own Good Fit rules, and the HubSpot card can help raise a deal's Opportunity Quality score.
Highlights
- Net payment terms on private offers: set the terms you agreed with the buyer
- Good Fit rules for each HubSpot pipeline: add a HubSpot deal property rule per pipeline
- Help me improve the score: the HubSpot card suggests field changes, and you approve them
- Onboarding reminder emails: a nudge when publishing, the Run CFT step or verification stalls
Private offers
You can now set the net payment terms you agreed. Before, every offer used the buyer's default AWS terms.
The private offer currency list now follows your Admin Center setup. For usage-priced products, the currency field stays on screen, locked to US dollars, with a line that explains why.
HubSpot integration
beta, invitation only
Each HubSpot pipeline can have its own Good Fit criteria. Next to the amount and close date rules, you can add one optional HubSpot deal property rule to each pipeline.
The HubSpot card can now suggest changes that raise a deal's Opportunity Quality score. On a deal that AWS approved and scored, click "Help me improve the score", then choose which changes AWSsome sends to AWS.
You can re-authorize HubSpot without losing your setup. Existing customers will see an update banner once, until they re-authorize.
Reps without an AWSsome account can now use the card's actions.
Deal Registration
Tell AWS more about each deal. The Approve Deal window now has Co-Sell Needs, Customer Use Case and Sales Activities fields.
Next Steps now reach AWS. Before, Next Steps entered when you first created a deal never reached AWS.