Craneware PLC on Tuesday said that it has agreed to a joint go-to-market plan for its Trisus offerings, after being named as a Microsoft Global Partner Solution provider.

Craneware is an Edinburgh, Scotland-based provider of software solutions, focused on helping to improve financial performance in the US healthcare market. Shares in the firm were trading 2.8% higher at 2,375.00 pence each in London on Tuesday morning.

The firm has signed an agreement with Microsoft Corp, focused on its Microsoft Azure cloud platform, technical innovation, and healthcare industry collaboration.

As part of the deal, Craneware’s Trisus Platform and select Trisus offerings will be available on the Azure Marketplace. Craneware has also signed a Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment agreement.

Trisus Chargemaster, Trisus Decision Support, and Trisus Labor Productivity are due to be the first Trisus applications made available on the Microsoft commercial marketplace this month.

‘We are delighted to strengthen our relationship with Microsoft and their Global Partner Solutions team, with the aim of bringing powerful AI offerings to the US healthcare industry. This agreement deepens our relationship with Microsoft, aligning strategic goals and fostering collaboration on future technology initiatives, marking a milestone in our journey to transform the business of healthcare,’ said Chief Executive Officer Keith Neilson.

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