Envizi on AWS and Azure
Envizi centralises sustainability and ESG data for enterprise reporting—an IBM software suite listed on both AWS and Azure Marketplace.
About Envizi
Envizi provides an ESG and sustainability data management suite that helps organisations collect, analyse, and report on environmental, social, and governance metrics.
Australian-founded and now part of IBM's sustainability software portfolio, Envizi serves large enterprises with complex sustainability reporting requirements.
Where to find Envizi on the cloud marketplace
Envizi maintains a live listing on AWS & Azure Marketplace, so buyers can transact through their existing cloud agreement:
- AWS MarketplaceView listing →
- Azure / Microsoft MarketplaceView listing →
Links go to the live marketplace listing on the respective cloud provider.
Why the marketplace fits esg & sustainability buyers
ESG reporting software is bought by large enterprises with established cloud commitments. Listing on both major clouds lets those buyers procure through whichever marketplace fits their committed spend.
What Automatum does for ISVs like Envizi
Automatum runs cloud marketplace go-to-market for software vendors— the listing, billing, and partner motions—so teams can sell on AWS, Azure, and GCP without building marketplace plumbing in-house.
Marketplace listing
Automatum stands up and maintains AWS, Azure, and GCP Marketplace listings for ISVs—handling the product, pricing, and compliance setup without engineering time.
Metering & billing
Usage-based and contract pricing are wired to the marketplace metering APIs so entitlements and invoices stay in sync automatically.
Private offers & co-sell
Private offers, CPPO, and cloud co-sell motions are managed in one place so partner and marketplace deals move faster.
CRM & revenue visibility
Marketplace leads, orders, and disbursements flow into your CRM for a single view of marketplace-sourced revenue.
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