CustomerInsights.AI's Incentive Compensation Administration App Now Available in Microsoft Azure Marketplace
Microsoft Azure customers worldwide now gain access to CustomerInsights.AI's Incentive Compensation (IC) Administration App to take advantage of the scalability, reliability, and agility of Azure to drive application development and shape business strategies.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., May 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- CustomerInsights.AI, a leading provider of AI-powered applications for the pharmaceutical and life sciences industry, today announced the availability of its Incentive Compensation (IC) Administration App in the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, an online store providing applications and services for use on Azure. CustomerInsights.AI customers can now take advantage of the productive and trusted Azure cloud platform with streamlined deployment and management.
The IC Administration App simplifies complex incentive compensation processes through a robust, cloud-based platform, reducing administrative overhead and enhancing strategic decision-making. IC Administration App is designed for IC admins, HQ teams, and field sales teams, enabling them to configure, analyze, and optimize compensation plans with real-time insights.
Key benefits include:
Quick time to market: Reduces field report processing time by 70 percent, enabling faster and accurate compensation adjustments.
Enhanced transparency and accuracy: Provides complete visibility into every stage of the IC process while ensuring flawless data accuracy with auto-generated validation reports, eliminating discrepancies and disputes.
Easy reporting: Generates sales crediting, management summaries, and field scorecards in minutes.
Streamlined end-to-end administration enables management of the entire IC process, from specialty adjustments to territory splits, with ease.
"The availability of our IC Administration App in the Azure Marketplace marks a significant step in making our solutions more accessible to pharmaceutical companies," said Abhay Jajoo, CEO of CustomerInsights.AI. "This partnership allows clients to quickly deploy our app, streamline their compensation processes, and gain real-time insights enabling them to drive better business outcomes."
"Microsoft welcomes CustomerInsights.AI's IC Administration App to Azure Marketplace, where global customers can find, try, and buy from among thousands of partner solutions," said Jake Zborowski, General Manager, Microsoft Azure Platform at Microsoft Corp. "Azure Marketplace and trusted partners like CustomerInsights.AI help customers do more with less by increasing efficiency, buying confidently, and spending smarter."
The Azure Marketplace is an online market for buying and selling cloud solutions certified to run on Azure. The Azure Marketplace helps connect companies seeking innovative, cloud-based solutions with partners who have developed solutions that are ready to use.
Learn more about CustomerInsights.AI's IC Administration App at its page in the Azure Marketplace.
About CustomerInsights.AIFounded in 2018, CustomerInsights.AI delivers AI-powered commercial analytics applications to the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries. Its commercial analytics cloud, ciPARTHENON™, is a ready-to-deploy, no-code, unified data management and analytics platform with 40+ vertical applications across Sales Operations & Analytics, Customer Engagement, Market Access, and Information Management, accelerating the delivery of actionable insights. For more information, visit CustomerInsights.AI or follow us on LinkedIn.
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