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Request a Flywl Private Offer (FPO) Through Compass

Use Compass to request Flywl Private Offers (FPOs) — with EDP/MACC drawdown modeling, cash-back Flywl Credits, and flexible payment scheduling built in.

As a buyer, you don't have to wait for sellers to initiate private offers. Compass lets you request an FPO (Flywl Private Offer) directly for any vendor in your inventory or on your wishlist — with Flywl's team structuring the deal to maximize your EDP/MACC drawdown and earn you cash-back Flywl Credits.

What makes an FPO different from a standard marketplace offer

  • FPOs start from your commit data — Flywl structures the offer to draw down the maximum possible amount from your EDP or MACC.
  • FPOs include Flywl Credits: cash rebates returned directly to you as a buyer.
  • FPOPs (Flywl Private Offer Promotions) layer additional cash incentives on top without affecting the seller's quota.
  • FPOs can be structured with flexible payment schedules (annual, upfront, or custom) aligned to your fiscal year.

How to request an FPO

Find the vendor

In Compass, navigate to Opportunities or find the vendor in your Inventory.

Initiate the request

Click Request Private Offer next to the vendor or product.

Fill in the request form

Provide the following details:

  • Desired contract value (or let Compass recommend based on your commit balance)
  • Preferred marketplace (AWS, Azure, or GCP)
  • Target start date
  • Payment preference (annual, upfront)
  • Any special terms or requirements in the notes field

Submit

Submit the request — Flywl's team contacts the seller within one business day to structure the offer.

Receive notification

You receive a notification in Compass when the offer is ready for your review.

Review the offer

Inspect the offer: drawdown amount, Flywl Credits, net cost, and payment schedule.

Accept the offer

If approved internally, click Accept Offer — the transaction processes through your selected marketplace.

Tip

Generate a hero report before requesting an FPO for a large deal. It gives you the CFO-ready summary you need to get internal approval quickly.

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