Azure Co-Sell Field Mapping

Last updated: August 13, 2026

What Is Field Mapping?

When you submit a co-sell opportunity to Microsoft Azure through Clazar, Azure needs specific information about the deal — things like the customer's name, the deal size, and the expected close date. Most of this information already lives in your CRM.

Field mapping is simply telling Clazar which CRM field matches which Azure field. Think of it like connecting the dots — "Account Name in Salesforce = Customer Company Name in Azure."

Once you set this up, Clazar does the heavy lifting. It automatically grabs the right data from Salesforce and fills in the Azure co-sell form for you — no copy-pasting needed.


How to Set It Up

Setting up field mapping takes just a few minutes. Here's how:

  1. Go to Field Mapping Settings — Log into Clazar and navigate to Settings > Integrations > Salesforce/Hubspot > Co-Sell > Azure > Field Mapping.

  2. You'll See Two Columns — The Azure fields on the left (what Azure needs) and your CRM fields on the right (where that data lives in your CRM).

  1. Match the Fields — For each Azure field, pick the CRM field that contains the same information. For example, match "Customer Company Name" to your "Account Name" field.

  2. Save and Try It Out — Hit save, then try creating a test opportunity to make sure everything looks right on the mapping side.


What Fields Need to Be Mapped?

The table below shows every field Azure needs for a co-sell submission, along with where that data typically lives in Salesforce.

Customer Details

Azure Opportunity Field

Azure Required

Type

Salesforce Opportunity Field

Description

Location

Yes

string

Account.BillingCountry

The location where the company is domiciled. Auto pulled based on website.

Company Name

Yes

string

Account.Name

Name of the company. Auto pulled based on website.

Microsoft Account ID

Yes

string

Select

Company's Microsoft Account ID. Auto pulled based on website.

Website

No

string

Account.Website

Customer website (e.g. acmecorp.com). Used to auto-pull company details.


Opportunity Details

Azure Opportunity Field

Azure Required

Type

Salesforce Opportunity Field

Description

Status

No

picklist

StageName

Status of the deal with respect to the partner. Maps your Salesforce stages to Azure deal stages using Clazar.

Opportunity Name

Yes

string

Select

Friendly name to identify your deal.

Opportunity Type

Yes

picklist

Select

Specifies the nature of the deal — Partner-Led or Co-Sell engagement.

Assistance Type

Yes

picklist

Select

Applicable when Deal Type is "Co-Sell." Specifies the type of assistance requested from Microsoft, such as Workload Specific Value Proposition, Customer Technical Architecture, Proof of Concept or Demo, Quotes or Licensing, Post Sales Customer Success, or General or Other.

Solution

Yes

multipicklist

Segment__c

The solution being provided to the end customer, pulled from Partner Center.

Estimated Value

Yes

number

Amount

Value of the deal you expect based on the information available when creating the deal.

Estimated Close Date

Yes

date

CloseDate

Date by which you expect to close the deal with the customer.

Buyer Purchase Intent

Yes

picklist

Select

Indicates the buyer's intent to purchase.

CRM ID

No

string

Select

Your internal CRM identifier for this opportunity.

Marketing Campaign ID

No

string

Select

The name or identifier of the marketing initiative or campaign that generated or influenced the opportunity.

Solution Area

Yes

picklist

Select

The Microsoft solution area that best aligns with this opportunity (e.g., Azure Infrastructure, Data & AI, Digital & App Innovation, Security).

Solution Play

Yes

picklist

Select

The specific solution play within the solution area that applies to this opportunity.

Notes to Microsoft

Yes

string

Description

Mandatory when Deal Type is "Co-Sell." Used to provide visibility to other employees from your company working on the same deal, or as on-the-record communication between your company and Microsoft sellers or other partners.

Close Lost Reason

Yes

picklist

Select

The primary reason why the opportunity was not won. Provides insight into factors that led to the loss to improve future engagements.

Closing Notes

No

string

Select

Any additional notes related to closing or losing the deal.


Buyer Contact

Azure Opportunity Field

Azure Required

Type

Salesforce Opportunity Field

Status

Description

Buyer Contact First Name

Yes

string

Contact.FirstName

Default Recommended

Customer's first name.

Buyer Contact Last Name

Yes

string

Contact.LastName

Default Recommended

Customer's last name.

Buyer Contact Email

Yes

string

Contact.Email

Default Recommended

Customer's email address.

Buyer Contact Phone

Yes

string

Contact.Phone

Default Recommended

Customer's phone number.


Team Member Contact

Azure Opportunity Field

Azure Required

Type

Salesforce Opportunity Field

Value Mapping

Description

First Name

Yes

string

Owner.FirstName

Map

Seller's sales team member first name.

Last Name

Yes

string

Owner.LastName

Map

Seller's sales team member last name.

Email

Yes

string

Owner.Email

Seller's sales team member email.

Phone

Yes

string

Owner.Phone

Seller's sales team member phone number.


Sales Stage Reference

Sales Stage

% Completed

Definition

MCEM Stage

MCEM Stage Exit Criteria

Created

10%

Creating an outbound deal

Listen and Consult

Qualified opportunity

Accepted

10%

Accepting an inbound deal

Listen and Consult

Qualified opportunity

Qualified

20%

Qualifying the value of the deal and the customer requirements before proceeding further

Listen and Consult

Qualified opportunity

Developed

40%

Developing the deal further to understand the detailed requirements to either prepare a POC or any other artifacts required for a formal proposal

Inspire and Design

Customer aligned to solution & business case

Proposed

60%

Making a formal proposal to the customer based on their requirements

Empower and Achieve

Customer agreement in place

Negotiated

80%

Negotiating the final terms based on the proposal to get to the final state — winning or losing the deal

Empower and Achieve

Customer agreement in place

Won

100%

Marking the deal as won

Realize Value

Customer has executed the agreement and deployment can begin


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