FPC Program ideas/suggestions

As the FRP program is maturing can we create a FRP of the Year award at regional and global level. Partners put a lot of store into Microsoft Partner Awards and the visibility they get from a Microsoft Award. The award will be an additional benefit for partners and also be a vehicle where we can encourage and reward behaviours, we are looking for in the ideal FastTrack partner IE: Success Stories, Wizards Usage etc.

We would like to propose MSFT adds the FastTrack Referrals and Non Incentive Referrals as co-sell motion in PartnerCenter reporting.
This would enable the partner to use one source of truth for receiving and handling leads from her partner MSFT.

When a FT referral email is sent to the FRP it would be helpful to have the tenant name included.  Since referral emails are allowed as the initial PoE documentation for submitting the CPOR requests, having the the tenant name would speed up the process.  This also helps when the customer does not know what their tenant name is and/or does not know what their default domain is (which happens way too frequently).  
I propose a table in the email that could look something like this:

FTOP record name	Contoso US
Tenant ID	2k1wi-2cats-3d0gs-24kgld-12blah
Tenant name	contosousa.onmicrosoft.com
Customer PoC	Jo Smith (jo.smith@contoso.com

This would be in addition to what is already in the email body.
If emailing this information is a concern then please instruct the Gateway team in adding this information in the OSNs in FTOP.
Any time we can get this information up front would be extremely helpful.

Currently, the same email is sent to the user email address and FRP, but I would like you not to include the customer in the first referral email. We don't want our customers to know that we have declined support. If we decline the customer, the mail containing other FRP will be resent to the user. Customers know that we have declined. Is there a way to prevent customers from knowing their partner name?

Dear Team,

Currently before a month ago, we received Microsoft Edge FRP Claim Incentive. We have not had any clue on for which customers and for how many seats the claim has been shared. It only indicated the $ value alone. 

We would need the below
1. A clear reporting against each customer claim that is been received for the Edge workload.
2. In FRP PowerBI dashboard, there should be an option to track the usage once the customer POE is submitted against the workload.This will help us to understand what was the Edge usage before we claimed and what we can expect as claim once we deploy remaining users. 

https://m365-specialty-partner.powerappsportals.com/knowledgebase/article/KB-01262/en-us

This new incentive mentioned in this article above does not apply to CSP customers. Microsoft has been pushing partners to leverage the CSP program for customers under 1500 seats. This program assumes that customer will be provided ServiceDesk and some managed services for the M365 Platform. It does not mean the CSP partner will provide professional services for the various deployments in the M365 Suite. This is outside the scope of traditional ServiceDesk or managed services for CSP Direct/Indirect partners. These funds would help expand usage/consumption of their licensing suite. By excluding CSP customers it leaves a lot of customers out of the incentive for FRP Deployment funds. From Microsoft's view, the CSP program is seen to be a managed service. It also is a way for partners to make some money off subscriptions. Instead of them going direct to MSFT or through an EA (which the threshold for being eligible is changing). Microsoft pushes CSP for partners to do, but then if someone is on CSP they are not eligible for Workshop funding, or deployment funds. Deployment is not managed services.