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# Can I Use Archera if I'm Under an AWS Reseller's Consolidated Billing?

Absolutely, you are welcome to use the Archera platform, provided that you have the necessary permissions to install our IAM role. This usage will primarily grant you access for enhancing visibility and conducting scenario forecasting.

## Commitment Optimization

Commitment optimization and Guaranteed Commitments may be supported, depending upon the nature of your relationship with your reseller. Access to the Cost & Usage Reports is necessary in order to perform optimization. This access can be provided for accounts managed by your reseller through the standard AWS process.

If you are unsure — reach out! We work with a large number of resellers and may already have a relationship with them. In general, if you have the capability to purchase and manage reservations in your own account, you can leverage Archera Guaranteed Commitments & reservation management capabilities.

## For AWS Resellers

Archera can enhance your FinOps offering and help boost your margins. We have a robust partnership model that we would love to talk with you about.

## Related Resources

* [Does Archera support multiple AWS accounts in a consolidated billing family?](/help-center/aws-faq/consolidated-billing-multiple-accounts.md)
* [How do I get started as an AWS Archera Channel Partner?](/help-center/aws-faq/channel-partner.md)
* [Archera's Compliance with the Updated AWS RI and SP Sharing Policy](/help-center/aws-faq/ri-sp-sharing-policy.md)


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