Crayon has integrated four additional vendors to its productivity portfolio: Zimbra, Swoosh, SigniFlow and Access4.
"By bringing these vendors into our portfolio, we're not just equipping partners with tools; we're enabling them to foster a connected and efficient workplace for their customers,” quipped Rhonda Robati, EVP Asia Pacific at Crayon.
Zimbra supports virtual collaboration through its suite for email, calendaring, and file sharing. The platform's features include real-time chat and video conferencing.
Swoosh’s pitch is addresses the complexities of Microsoft 365 licensing and apps management, aiming to eradicates spreadsheets and inconsistencies associated with license management.
"Having grown frustrated with the constant issues and lack of support for apps in Microsoft 365 and maintaining too many Excel spreadsheets to track which clients had which licenses, Swoosh was created" said Adam Clark, CEO at Swoosh.
"By allowing IT partners to deploy and configure applications for their customers while keeping track of the status and renewal of licensing, Swoosh now enables stronger transparency with each deployment allowing Partners to build valuable services revenue within the Swoosh ecosystem.”
SigniFlow digital signature and document automation technologies streamline document management.
Access4’s SaaS offerings provide MSPs and IT resellers with tools to provision and support voice and unified communication solutions for small and medium-sized businesses.
Ben Kelly, Head of Acquisition at Access4, stated: "Crayon's extensive experience in cloud technology and their commitment to providing excellent services to their partners make them the perfect fit for Access4.”
“We have enjoyed good engagement with rhipe partners over the past couple of years, partnering with them to deliver our cloud communications solutions to businesses across the region. We look forward to growing this under Crayon, utilising our joint efforts to empower more businesses to leverage unified communications and drive their growth through recurring revenue streams."