Returns Management Software on Azure Marketplace: Buy ReverseLogix on Your Microsoft Agreement
Returns management software on Azure Marketplace is ReverseLogix bought through Microsoft Marketplace (formerly Azure Marketplace): one Microsoft invoice, your existing Microsoft agreement, and spend that counts toward your Azure commitment.
The business case is signed off. Then procurement says a new vendor takes a quarter to onboard, and finance asks which budget line pays for it. All the while, your company has money committed to Microsoft Azure that has to be used before the term ends. ReverseLogix is a transactable offer on Microsoft Marketplace, so the returns platform your operations team chose can be bought the way your company already buys from Microsoft. See the listing on Microsoft Marketplace.
Returns teams using ReverseLogix include:
What Slows a Returns Software Purchase Down?
The hard part of buying returns software is often not choosing it. It is getting it through procurement, finance and legal before the next peak season.
A new vendor to onboard
Security review, supplier forms, payment set-up. Weeks pass before anyone signs. Through the marketplace you buy on the Microsoft agreement your company already has.
A new budget line to find
Returns software rarely has its own line. A marketplace purchase lands on your Azure invoice, where the budget is already approved.
Committed Azure spend left unused
A Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC) has an end date. What you have not used by then, you still owe. Eligible marketplace purchases count toward it.
One more contract to chase
Another renewal date, another invoice run, another supplier to pay. Here Microsoft bills you, and the term sits beside the rest of your Azure spend.
How Does Buying Returns Management Software on Azure Marketplace Work?
1. Agree scope and price with us
Modules, volumes, term and price are settled with your ReverseLogix team, the same way as a direct purchase. The price and the contract terms are the same either way.
See: how pricing works
2. We send a private offer
A private offer is that agreed deal, made available only to your company inside Microsoft Marketplace. Nobody else can see it or buy it.
3. You accept it in the Azure portal
Someone with purchasing rights on your Azure subscription reviews the offer and accepts it. There is no new supplier record to create and no new payment set-up.
See: IT teams
4. Microsoft invoices you
The charge appears on your Microsoft invoice, on the billing schedule set in the offer. Implementation, support and account management come from ReverseLogix, as with any customer.
See: finance teams
| What buyers ask | Answer |
|---|---|
| Offer type | SaaS, transactable |
| Offers listed | Returns Initiation, Returns Processing, Repairs and Refurbishment |
| Counts toward MACC | Yes. The offers carry the Microsoft “Azure benefit eligible” badge |
| Price and contract terms | The same as buying direct |
| Term | One year or multi-year |
| Currency | US dollars or euros |
| Who invoices | Microsoft |
| Who supports you | ReverseLogix |
Scope, price and billing schedule are set in your private offer.
Does ReverseLogix Count Toward Your MACC?
Yes. The ReverseLogix offers on Microsoft Marketplace carry the Microsoft “Azure benefit eligible” badge. Microsoft states that 100% of the pretax amount of an eligible purchase counts toward a Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment. Three conditions come from Microsoft, not from us:
- The purchase is made in the Azure portal
- The Azure subscription used is tied to the agreement that holds your MACC
- The amount counts when Microsoft issues the invoice
Source: Microsoft, Azure consumption commitment benefit. Your Microsoft account team can confirm how this applies to your agreement before you sign.
Which Teams Gain From Buying Through Microsoft Marketplace?
Four groups sign off on a returns platform, and each one gets something from buying it this way.
See: IT teams, finance teams
One purchase, four views
- Procurement: no new supplier to onboard, and terms negotiated once
- Finance: one Microsoft invoice, and committed Azure spend put to work
- IT: a platform built on Azure, with ISO 27001 and SOC 2 in place
- Operations: the returns platform you chose, without a quarter lost to paperwork
Already a ReverseLogix Customer?
A renewal can move to Microsoft Marketplace. A global manufacturer renewed a three-year agreement with ReverseLogix this way in 2026.
Tell your account team before your renewal date and we will prepare a private offer for the new term. Nothing changes in how the platform is delivered or supported.
See: implementation, security
Built on Microsoft Azure
ReverseLogix runs on Microsoft Azure and connects to the systems around it, including Dynamics 365. One returns management system covers returns initiation, processing, warranty, repair and recommerce, so the purchase you make through Microsoft is one platform, not five tools.
Your next questions, answered
Returns management software on Azure Marketplace: questions and answers
Yes. ReverseLogix is a transactable SaaS offer on Microsoft Marketplace, which replaced Azure Marketplace and AppSource in 2025. You accept a private offer in the Azure portal and Microsoft invoices you.
Yes. The ReverseLogix offers carry the Microsoft “Azure benefit eligible” badge, so 100% of the pretax amount counts toward a Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment when the purchase is made in the Azure portal on a subscription tied to that agreement.
A private offer is a price and set of terms agreed with ReverseLogix and made available only to your company in Microsoft Marketplace. Your Azure billing owner accepts it in the Azure portal.
Yes. Pricing and contract terms are the same whether you buy direct or through Microsoft Marketplace.
Yes. ReverseLogix sells through Microsoft Marketplace to European entities and in euros.
Yes. One-year and multi-year terms are available, with the billing schedule agreed in the private offer.
Microsoft invoices you on your Azure bill. ReverseLogix delivers implementation, support and account management directly.
Yes. Tell your account team before the renewal date and we will issue a private offer for the new term.
Further reading: Microsoft, Azure consumption commitment benefit.
Buy the Returns Platform You Chose, on the Agreement You Already Have
A specialist confirms scope and price with you, then prepares the private offer for your Azure billing owner to accept.
