Purchasing AccessPoint Through the Microsoft Commercial Marketplace
A short memo for procurement and finance on how this purchase runs through a channel your organization almost certainly already has.
Vendor: Realizer Services Inc. · Product: AccessPoint · Last reviewed: August 2026
Summary
AccessPoint is a transactable offer on the Microsoft commercial marketplace. Microsoft processes the transaction, and the subscription appears on your organization's existing Microsoft invoice under your existing Microsoft agreement. For most public-sector organizations this means no new vendor onboarding, no new payment terms, and a purchase that fits inside the Microsoft procurement vehicle you already operate.
What this means for procurement
- No new vendor record. The transaction runs through Microsoft; you are not onboarding a new supplier, negotiating new payment terms, or setting up a new remittance.
- Billed where your Microsoft spend already lands. The subscription appears alongside your other Microsoft charges.
- Public list pricing supports your price analysis. Every tier is published at realizer.io/pricing ($2,990 / $7,990 / $14,990 USD per year by organization size) — nothing is behind a quote.
- Flat tiers sized to the organization often fit discretionary limits. Pricing is a flat annual rate based on the size of the organization involved with the records — $2,990/year for organizations under 500 employees — and with monthly plans available on the listing, many purchases fall within a discretionary purchasing threshold. Check yours.
- Evaluation carries no commitment. The 30-day trial requires no credit card and deploys into your own tenant, so the evaluation itself creates no procurement obligation.
Purchase routes
| Route | When it fits | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Marketplace, direct | Standard purchases within your thresholds | Subscribe from the AccessPoint listing; billed on your Microsoft invoice. |
| Private offer | Negotiated terms, PO alignment, or multi-year arrangements | We issue an offer targeted to your tenant with the agreed terms; it's accepted and billed through the marketplace. |
| Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) | Organizations that buy Microsoft products through a partner | Purchase through your existing CSP partner's channel. |
If your organization has an Azure consumption commitment with Microsoft, ask us about marketplace eligibility against it.
Points that support a purchase justification
Language your file can adapt:
- Deployment model: "The product deploys entirely within our own Microsoft 365 and Azure tenant. No organizational data is hosted by, or accessible to, the vendor — materially reducing the vendor-risk, privacy, and data-residency assessment scope compared with vendor-hosted alternatives."
- Procurement channel: "The purchase is transacted by Microsoft through the commercial marketplace under our existing Microsoft agreement, requiring no new supplier onboarding."
- Price transparency: "The vendor publishes flat list pricing publicly, providing a verifiable basis for price analysis without a quotation process."
- Exit risk: "Organizational data remains in our environment throughout; a business-readable export is available at any time, so contract exit carries no data-repatriation dependency on the vendor."
What your IT team will want alongside this
The Security & Architecture Overview covers the deployment model for your security review, and the deployment page shows the exact steps an administrator follows. The vendor questionnaire answers pre-fill the standard assessment forms.