Connecting Software joins UK G-Cloud 15 supplier list
Connecting Software has been named a supplier on G-Cloud 15, giving UK government agencies access to its pre-approved cloud tools for buying without a full tender process. The Vienna-based company is offering six products on the procurement platform for the first time as it expands its public-sector footprint in the UK and beyond.
Why it matters: - G-Cloud 15 gives UK government agencies a faster way to buy pre-approved cloud software. - Connecting Software’s listing opens a new route into UK public-sector procurement for tools aimed at syncing systems, moving attachments and managing SharePoint, Salesforce, Google Workspace and Microsoft environments. - The move strengthens the company’s push in regulated markets where security, compliance and disaster resilience matter.
What happened: - Connecting Software was named a supplier on G-Cloud 15 after a vetting process covering cybersecurity standards, support capabilities and past performance. - The company is offering its products on the framework for the first time. - The announcement came from Vienna on Sept. 8, 2026. - G-Cloud 15 is the latest version of the Government Commercial Agency’s cloud procurement framework.
The details: - The products will be listed under Lot 2b, Software as a Service. - The six offerings are CB Exchange Server Sync for Google Workspace, Document Extractor for Salesforce, CB Exchange Server Sync, CB Dynamics 365 Seamless Attachment Extractor, SharePoint Structure Creator and CB Dynamics 365 to SharePoint Permissions Replicator. - CB Exchange Server Sync for Google Workspace supports migration and bidirectional server-side synchronization between Google Workspace and Exchange accounts. - CB Dynamics 365 to SharePoint Permissions Replicator synchronizes security permissions between Microsoft Dynamics 365 and SharePoint. - CB Exchange Server Sync provides synchronization between Microsoft Exchange accounts for email, calendar, tasks and contacts. - CB Dynamics 365 Seamless Attachment Extractor moves email and file attachments to external storage to free Dynamics 365 space and reduce Dataverse storage costs. - Document Extractor for Salesforce moves files to SharePoint without changing how users work in either system. - SharePoint Structure Creator automatically creates document libraries and folders in SharePoint based on defined rules. - The company says the products are engineered for scale, reliability and strict security. - Connecting Software says the solutions are also available to private-sector customers through its website: More information. - GCA says its commercial expertise is intended to simplify procurement and redirect resources into public services. - Connecting Software says it has worked with governments and public-sector organizations worldwide, including more than 20 national departments and more than 40 active public-sector deployments. - The company says its public-sector work includes customers in Britain such as Cancer Research UK, the National Heritage Fund and the Met Office.
Between the lines: - The listing suggests the company is using a compliance-heavy procurement channel to broaden distribution in the UK public sector. - The product mix points to a focus on back-end infrastructure work, especially data movement, storage control and permission management. - That positioning fits government buyers that want lower-risk tools with minimal disruption to existing workflows.
What's next: - UK government agencies can now buy or subscribe to the listed products through G-Cloud 15. - Connecting Software is likely to use the framework to build on its public-sector pipeline in the UK and other regulated markets. - The company says it hopes to expand its track record with UK government agencies through the new listing.
The bottom line: - Connecting Software has gained a formal procurement path into UK government, and the listing could make its cloud and data-sync tools easier to buy across the public sector.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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