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What our Microsoft accreditation means for you

• Independently audited, not self-declared

  Certified software designations are validated through a formal technical audit run by an independent third party (Persistent for Azure and Industry AI; Microsoft directly for Modern Work, Business Applications and Security). The review covers architecture diagrams, a live solution demo and documented evidence, typically a 17-business-day process. What you get is assurance verified by someone with no commercial stake in the answer.

• Proven interoperability with the Microsoft Cloud

  The designation confirms that our solution meets Microsoft’s technical criteria for interoperability with the Microsoft Cloud. In practice that means our technology is built to sit cleanly alongside the Microsoft estate you already run, fewer integration surprises, less bespoke middleware, and a shorter path from contract to value.

• Architecture and security held to Microsoft's standard

  The Azure technical validation is not a paperwork exercise. It requires an Azure Well-Architected Framework assessment, a current Azure Advisor score, and a current security posture score from Microsoft Defender for Cloud. Reliability, performance, cost efficiency and security are all examined, the same pillars your own IT and risk teams will ask us about.

• Backed by real customer evidence

  A designation cannot be attained on technology alone. Microsoft requires demonstrated customer success, either an average Microsoft Marketplace rating of at least 4.5 across 15 or more reviews, or two pieces of referenceable customer evidence such as documented case studies. The accreditation therefore reflects outcomes other organisations have actually achieved, not features on a datasheet.

• A track record Microsoft can see, and so can you

  Designations also require proven commercial performance over a trailing twelve-month period, measured against thresholds such as Marketplace billed sales, transaction volume, net-new customers or monthly active users. Translated: you are buying from a supplier with demonstrable scale and momentum behind the product, not an unproven bet.

• Easier, safer procurement through Microsoft Marketplace

  Marketplace readiness and transactability are entry requirements for the designation. That opens up a streamlined buying route through Microsoft Marketplace, with a customer-facing badge shown against the listing so your procurement and IT teams can authenticate our credentials in seconds, rather than taking them on trust.

• Recognised by the people advising you

  Certified solutions are prioritised and more easily identified by Microsoft’s own sellers, which means the Microsoft team advising your organisation can see the same validation you can. When your Microsoft account team and your HR technology partner are working from the same verified picture, joint decisions get made faster and with less friction.

• A standard we have to keep meeting

  The designation lasts 12 months and renews automatically only if we continue to meet the performance criteria. Significant changes to the underlying architecture or solution trigger recertification. It is a recurring commitment, not a one-off certificate on the wall — so the assurance you have today is assurance we are obliged to sustain.

• Why buyers tell us this matters

  Microsoft’s own research into software buying found that 68 percent of respondents rate certification and badging as a highly important factor when searching for, evaluating or purchasing software, chiefly because it increases confidence in the quality of a vendor’s solution and makes credibility easier to verify. Our accreditation is there to answer that question for you up front.