Partnership with Zuora
Flexera Software has announced a partnership with Zuora, the subscription commerce, billing, and finance provider.
The partnership will enable application producers leveraging Flexera Software’s recently announced compliance management solution, which supports usage-based, trust-but-verify software licensing models, to automate customer billing through integration with Z-Business, Zuora’s leading subscription management platform. The integration is designed to provide the missing link in usage-based billing environments so application providers can automate the verification, billing and accounting of customer usage.
With Z-Business, producers can take online orders and process credit cards with PCI compliance via leading payment gateways, right from their applications.
Mathieu Baissac, Vice President of Product management at Flexera Software said: “Our combined solutions will allow our customers to offer turnkey, usage-based billing services for their software.”
“Teaming with Flexera Software, means more application producers can shift their business faster to the subscription economy,” said Brian Bell, Zuora CMO.
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