Learn how leading partners drive co-sell success with Microsoft Marketplace
Want to create more Marketplace opportunities and strengthen your co-sell motion? Join Reis Barrie, CEO of Carve Partners, for a practical discussion on how leading software companies use Microsoft Marketplace to accelerate growth, engage Microsoft sellers, and create repeatable paths to revenue. You'll learn the fastest path toward transactable offers and Azure IP co-sell eligibility, explore the seller habits that consistently generate Marketplace opportunities, and discover strategies for identifying high-potential accounts and shortening sales cycles. The session will also cover Marketplace signals, funding opportunities, and proven engagement approaches that help partners build momentum sooner. Whether you're responsible for sales, alliances, Marketplace strategy, or go-to-market execution, this session offers actionable insights you can apply immediately. Stay for the live Q&A and bring your questions. Add to your calendar: How leading partners drive co-sell success with MarketplaceThe AI Trust Gap: We're Auditing Outputs, But Nobody's Watching the Input
Hi all, Manjish here, founder of Pryvasee.AI. I want to open a conversation rather than make a pitch, because I think this is a problem bigger than any one company can solve, and I'd like to hear how others in this community are approaching it. Over the past year, watching enterprises adopt LLMs like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, etc one pattern kept showing up. Almost every governance conversation started after the prompt was sent. Teams were building dashboards to review AI outputs, running periodic audits, writing acceptable use policies. All useful, but all reactive. Nobody I spoke to had a clear answer to a much simpler question: what actually happens to the sensitive data in that prompt in the moments before it leaves your organisation's control? That gap is why we built Pryvasee.AI differently. Instead of sitting after the model and reviewing what came back, we sit before it. Pryvasee Guard screens prompts, documents, and images for PII, PHI, and PCI and other such sensitive data before anything reaches a model. Pryvasee Thread lets you run the same request across OpenAI, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek from one interface, so you're never trusting a single model's answer by default. And the Trust Engine scores every response that comes back for groundedness and hallucination risk, so there's a number behind "does this look right" instead of a gut feeling. We built it natively on Azure (AKS, Azure SQL, Azure SQL Ledger for a tamper evident audit trail) because we think the next wave of AI governance problems won't just be about data leakage. They will be about proving, after the fact, exactly what happened, for a regulator, an auditor, or your own board. Most organisations can't do that today for a single AI interaction, let alone thousands a day across four different model providers. We're early. MVP/Beta since July 2026, live on the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace since late August, and currently working through a handful of enterprise pilots rather than claiming a long customer list. I would rather be upfront about that than oversell it. What I'm genuinely curious about: for those of you building or advising on enterprise AI adoption, is anyone handling the "before the model" problem today, whether with tooling, policy, or something else? And do you think this becomes a bigger issue as more employees start using multiple AI tools side by side, or does it resolve itself as the big model providers add more guardrails natively? Would love to hear how others are thinking about this.Discover how Dragon Copilot solutions can reach clinicians through Microsoft Marketplace
As healthcare organizations adopt AI to streamline care delivery, partners have a new opportunity to bring innovation directly into clinical workflows. Microsoft Marketplace now supports Dragon Copilot Physician Apps and Agents, helping partners deliver intelligent solutions that support documentation, clinical insights, and workflow efficiency at the point of care. Learn how Microsoft Marketplace helps partners publish, monetize, and scale Dragon Copilot solutions through flexible commercial models, trusted purchasing experiences, and targeted healthcare discovery experiences. Read the article to explore the new Dragon Copilot offer type and how to bring your healthcare innovation to market through Microsoft Marketplace. 👉 Read the full article: Accelerate healthcare innovation with Dragon Copilot apps and agents in Microsoft Marketplace
Microsoft Templates for Azure Application upload
Hi All, Are there ready to use templates for the documentation that Microsoft is requesting to upload for this offer type - such as Solution and Deployment Architecture, Customer Installation Guide, Customer Onboarding and Configuration Guide, Data Integration Guide. If yes, could someone share the links or the templates. Thank you!Make confident buying decisions with Microsoft Marketplace
Help customers make confident technology decisions with a buying experience built around choice, flexibility, and business needs. Join this live Microsoft Marketplace session on September 2, 2026, to learn how intelligent discovery, free trials, private offer requests, and flexible contract durations can support evaluation and purchasing conversations. Partners will gain practical guidance for working with business, technology, procurement, and IT stakeholders throughout the buying process. Use the session to sharpen co-sell conversations, connect solution value to customer priorities, and discuss commercial arrangements that fit each organization. Registration is not required. Add the event to your calendar, sign in to the Tech Community, select Attend for reminders, and post questions before or during the live broadcast. Explore the event and prepare your next customer conversation today. 👉 Attend the session live: Evaluate and buy solutions with Microsoft MarketplaceAccelerate your AI go-to-market strategy with Microsoft Marketplace
AI innovation is moving faster than ever but building a successful AI solution requires more than choosing the right model. From development and deployment to discovery, customer adoption, and monetization, every decision plays a role in bringing AI-powered solutions to market. In this insightful article, Microsoft Marketplace experts explore how software companies can accelerate AI development by leveraging the Microsoft ecosystem, including Azure AI Foundry, Microsoft Copilot, and Microsoft Marketplace. Learn how to evaluate models, choose the right Marketplace offer type, improve solution discoverability through Intelligent Discovery, and build customer trust through secure-by-design practices. Whether you're enhancing an existing application with AI or developing a new AI-native solution, this article provides practical guidance for connecting innovation with commercial success helping you learn how Microsoft Marketplace can help transform your AI innovation into scalable business growth. Read the full article An overview of accelerating AI development with Microsoft MarketplaceSee how Copilot in 30 helps partners turn AI interest into adoption
Microsoft is making it easier than ever for CSP partners to accelerate SMB AI adoption. The new Copilot in 30 program combines a 25-user, 30-day Microsoft 365 Copilot Business trial with partner-ready resources, adoption guidance, and conversion support to help customers move from AI curiosity to measurable business value. Backed by significant FY27 investments, updated SMB offers, incentives, skilling, and go-to-market resources, this initiative provides a repeatable framework for driving Microsoft Copilot adoption and long-term customer success. Learn how to identify high-potential opportunities, guide customer evaluations, and convert trials into lasting deployments. 👉 Read the full article: https://partner.microsoft.com/en-US/blog/article/Copilot-activation-for-Fy27How multiparty private offers are unlocking new channel growth opportunities in Australia
As Microsoft Marketplace continues to evolve as a strategic go-to-market platform, the introduction of multiparty private offers (MPOs) in Australia is creating new opportunities for software companies, resellers, distributors, managed service providers, and systems integrators to collaborate more effectively. This new capability enables multiple partners to participate in a single Microsoft Marketplace transaction, helping simplify procurement, streamline commercial workflows, and strengthen partner-to-partner collaboration. By bringing software solutions, implementation expertise, managed services, and Microsoft cloud investments together through one purchasing experience, organizations can focus on delivering customer outcomes rather than managing transactional complexity. In this article, explore how multiparty private offers support channel-led growth, when to use MPOs versus resale-enabled offers, how Azure benefit eligible solutions can enhance customer conversations, and the foundational steps partners should take to build a scalable Marketplace strategy. Read the full article to learn how Australian partners can leverage Microsoft Marketplace to accelerate growth, expand customer reach, and create repeatable go-to-market motions powered by collaborative selling. Read the blog Multiparty private offers are creating new opportunities for channel-led growth in AustraliaBuild channel-led Marketplace growth in Japan
Multiparty private offers are now available in Japan, opening new opportunities for software companies and channel partners to sell collaboratively through Microsoft Marketplace. Join this session conducted in Japanese to learn how offers move between software companies, distributors, systems integrators, resellers, and customers and what each participant needs to do next. The Enterprise Partner Solutions team will cover eligible offer types, prerequisites, practical first steps, and how eligible purchases can contribute toward a customer’s Azure consumption commitment. Attendees will gain guidance for identifying opportunities, aligning partner roles, strengthening co-sell conversations, and telling a clearer customer-value story. A live Q&A will address practical questions from the Japanese partner ecosystem. Registration is not required. Add the session to your calendar, sign in to Tech Community, and select Attend to receive reminders. Multiparty private offers through Microsoft Marketplace: channel growth in JapanMicrosoft Marketplace drives shared growth in FY27
As AI adoption accelerates and organizations move from experimentation to production, Microsoft Marketplace is becoming a critical growth engine for the partner ecosystem. In the latest partner blog, Mira Ayad, General Manager, Global Marketplace, shares how software companies, channel partners, and Microsoft are coming together through a unified commercial platform to help customers turn AI investments into measurable business outcomes. With Marketplace billed sales continuing to grow and new investments planned for FY27, partners can take advantage of expanded multiparty private offers, enhanced co-sell opportunities, intelligent AI-powered solution discovery, and new programs designed to simplify onboarding and accelerate growth. Marketplace now enables partners to reach customers across 141 markets while supporting local buying preferences and trusted channel relationships. Read the full article Built to grow together: The FY27 Microsoft Marketplace opportunity.
