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Super fast, assured procurement.

InPhase is on GCloud, the easiest way for the public sector to procure software.

The best way for you to work with InPhase

InPhase can be purchased directly from G-Cloud.

Whether you want the holistic application or an App to resolve a specific business problem, we have multiple listings to help you.

Click the link to see our G-Cloud listing for the main application. You can contact us for more information on other listings.

What is G-Cloud?

G-Cloud (RM1557) is defined by gov.uk as a 'framework that allows you to choose and purchase services covering infrastructure, platform, software and specialist cloud services. The difference between G-Cloud and other frameworks is that you do not purchase hardware or software licenses - instead you pay for services as you use them.'

The framework agreement can be used across all the UK's Public Sector - Central Government Departments and their Arm's Length Bodies and Agencies, Non-Departmental Public Bodies, NHS bodies, Local Authorities and devolved administrations.

The Digital Marketplace portal is used to select services and offers the public sector a cheaper, quicker and more transparent way to procure the services they need.

Why use G-Cloud?

With growing demands and the diversification of services, the public sector can now benefit from cloud services when they need them, rather than committing to complex and long-term solutions.

With the G-Cloud approach using the Digital Marketplace, public sectors can now:

  • Encourage dynamic, responsive procurement and save time on a traditional Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) or Invitation to Tender - the open procurement for each of the G-Cloud frameworks has already been done.
  • Easily compare and benchmark suppliers based on your desired characteristics and price with greater transparency.
  • Avoid long, expensive and inflexible contracts – allowing buyers to change service providers easily, without lengthy procurement and implementation cycles.
  • Achieve economies of scale with cross government projects using common commodity solutions to avoid duplication of services.
  • Reduce costs through buying solutions as a service or based on usage, to meet your resource requirements.