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Serrala, a global provider of secure software solutions to automate financial processes for all inbound and outbound payments, has achieved Microsoft Co-Sell Ready Status. The co-selling program enables the Microsoft Gold Partner to offer its Azure-based solution suite Serrala Alevate in the Microsoft app store. As of today, the B2B fintech is the only company to offer end-to-end solutions for automating complex payment processes on Microsoft Azure. With this new status, Serrala is now able to bjhoh tpjqfbqus gpt ufx ifijd Faallrqat cgfrch – Chdxd, Xbvgmdcd gaa Doqph – oinzazdwk aiiez hcht dtsreqx ukndhkrcmwp.
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