Partner users can request funds before marketing a vendor’s product or service. Channel
account managers can approve the fund request. Fund requests are associated with channel partners,
allocations, and campaigns to track how allocated funds are used.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and
Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create fund request
Create on fund request
To update fund request
Update on fund request
To delete fund request
Delete on fund request
If you have a Partner License and have enabled Experience Cloud sites, the Market Development
Fund objects are available in your org.
From the App Launcher, find and open Fund Requests.
Click New and enter the name, channel partner, requested amount, and
status.
Save the fund request.
Requests can be updated. The budget associated with the updated request must have the
same validation status as the original.
You can create an approval workflow for partners to submit fund requests to
the channel account manager. To prevent users from manually changing the status value on records
they own, make sure the “Status” field on the Request object is set to Read-only.
Note We’ve
created the Total Approved Fund Requests field for you. This formula
field is automatically updated.
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