Trusted Tech Team Joins Microsoft’s Unified for Partners Program

TrustedTech, a leading Microsoft Cloud Solutions Provider (CSP), announced it has been selected as one of the first Microsoft Cloud Solution Providers (CSP) in the world to join Unified for Partners (UfP), Microsoft’s next-generation support offering. Currently in limited release ahead of planned general availability in late 2027, Unified for Partners replaces Microsoft’s legacy Advanced Support for Partners (ASfP) and Premier Support for Partners (PSfP) programs with a scalable, cloud-aligned model, and TrustedTech is among a select group of qualified partners chosen to adopt it early.

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Unified for Partners redefines how partners deliver support, bringing partner-led frontline engagement together with Microsoft expertise as a single, connected team. The model provides always-on reactive support, proactive services to expand partner capabilities, and predictable, performance-aligned pricing — raising the standard for responsiveness, transparency, and customer trust.

“We’re excited that TrustedTech has signed on as an early adopter of Microsoft Unified for Partner. Their investment in this model reflects a strong commitment to deepening our partnership and delivering consistent, high-quality outcomes for our shared customers,” said Blane Spiers, Global GM, SME&C Customer & Partner Success at Microsoft.

“While many providers rely heavily on escalation models, TrustedTech has invested in building one of the industry’s strongest in-house Microsoft support organizations, with 85% of customer issues resolved directly by our own engineers. Becoming an early adopter of Microsoft Unified for Partner reinforces that commitment, combining Microsoft’s Unified Support (UfP) framework with the expertise, responsiveness, and accountability our customers have come to expect from Trusted Tech globally,” said Todd Richardson, Chief Revenue Officer at Trusted Tech Team.

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As an early adopter, TrustedTech gains access to capabilities including:

• Enhanced response and escalation, with 30-minute response times for cases requiring engineering through Severity Enhanced Response (SevER) tickets.
• Partner knowledge and enablement, through a centralized Partner Content Portal that helps resolve customer issues faster and improve first-contact resolution.
• Advanced reporting and analytics, with the ability to view all customer tickets in one place, backed by insights to improve support performance.
• Performance-based billing credit, which meaningfully reduces monthly support costs for partners that demonstrate quality support through Microsoft’s Support Services designation.
• Simplified monthly invoicing aligned to CSP revenue, plus eBonding APIs that integrate directly with Microsoft to streamline ticket workflows.

Microsoft is introducing Unified for Partners through a deliberate, phased launch, piloting with select, qualified partners before expanding toward general availability. ASfP is scheduled for retirement in January 2027, with PSfP to follow, making early adoption a significant step ahead of the industry-wide transition.

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