Mesh Systems has made two of its core offerings, MeshCloud and MeshInsights, available as transactable SaaS offers through Microsoft Marketplace. Customers can now use Marketplace as a streamlined procurement path while still working directly with Mesh to define scope, pricing, implementation, and commercial terms.Â
Why Microsoft Marketplace?
Marketplace can simplify procurement for customers that already buy through Microsoft. Instead of introducing a separate purchasing path, customers can use their existing Microsoft relationship while Mesh provides a private offer with agreed scope, pricing, and terms.Â
MeshCloud + MeshInsights: From Connected Data to Action
MeshCloud: The Foundation
MeshCloud is the right-fit foundation for connected products: the data substrate that makes AI possible, deployed on your terms. Off-the-shelf platforms force you to overbuild around features you do not need. Point solutions never quite fit. MeshCloud is the deliberate middle path, a modular, Azure-native platform you build on rather than fight.Â
It spans device connectivity and lifecycle, ingestion and storage, digital twin and configuration, secure data access, observability and security, and visualization. You take only the components your use case requires, deployed in your own Azure tenant or hosted by Mesh, with your data and integrations staying yours.Â
MeshInsights: The Intelligence
MeshInsights builds and deploys AI agents that turn connected-product data into trusted decisions and action. Every decision an agent automates starts as expert judgment. MeshInsights encodes that judgment into a benchmark the agent is measured against, so it acts where it has proven accuracy and escalates to your team when confidence is low.
Agents reason over connected-product data, apply that expert logic, and trigger the next step through your existing workflows. Teams most often start with early warning and service resolution, catching issues and resolving them before they reach the customer, then extend into performance management, aftermarket growth, and customer health.
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Connected Product → Trusted Data → Intelligence → ActionÂ
How Purchasing Through Marketplace Works Step What happens
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What happens
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1. Talk with Mesh
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Define the business need, offering, and engagement scope.
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2. Receive a private offer
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Mesh provides customer-specific pricing, terms, and scope through Marketplace.
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3. Purchase through Microsoft
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The customer accepts the offer through its Microsoft Marketplace relationship.
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4. Work with Mesh
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Mesh delivers the implementation, deployment, integrations, and ongoing work defined for the engagement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A private offer lets Mesh provide customer-specific pricing, terms, and commercial structure through Microsoft Marketplace.
No. Mesh still works directly with the customer to define and deliver the engagement. Marketplace is the purchasing mechanism.
Not in the traditional sense. MeshCloud and MeshInsights are configured around customer requirements, and Mesh works directly with the customer on implementation and deployment.
MACC stands for Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment. Qualifying purchases of MACC-eligible Marketplace offers may count toward a customer’s Azure commitment.
Get Started
MeshCloud and MeshInsights are now available on Microsoft Marketplace. Talk with Mesh to determine the right offering and purchasing path for your connected-product or AI initiative.Â
Explore MeshCloud on Microsoft Marketplace
Explore MeshInsights on Microsoft MarketplaceÂ
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