Microsoft Marketplace: Publishing Software as a Service Offers
Videos|3 March 2023
Microsoft’s Commercial Marketplace has over 4 million monthly active users across 140 geographies. Publishing your offer to the platform will open up access to whole new customer segments, unlocking huge growth opportunities. Easy to use, the Marketplace can also reduce your time to market.
We partnered with Microsoft to deliver this workshop to show you how to publish a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution to Microsoft's Commercial Marketplace.
Agenda:
- Marketplace terminology
- Understanding the SaaS anatomy
- Key components (APIs, Webhooks and Landing Pages)
- Different roads to getting started
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