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Hi.
I am building a SaaS product that integrates with Azure.
In that regard I would like to use Azure logo and Azure Infrastructure icons to provide some detail to my web design to make the product more appealing to my customers. I will display the icons in a manner that will signify that I integrate and use the Azure services, but that I am not affiliated or partnered or endorsed by Azure or Microsoft.
Who should I contact to get a license for this?
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@Casper Rubæk - Did the below answer help resolve your issue, if not please revert back with any questions.
and if it did, please feel free to "accept as answer" so it can be beneficial to the community.
I still need additional information as stated in the other comment.
Microsoft Trademark and Brand Guide lines can be found here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/Trademarks/
I have already had a look at the site.
Do I need to have a support plan with Microsoft or be a Microsoft Partner before I can enter an agreement on the use of branding materials?
Who should I contact?
Hi @Casper Rubæk ,
I've asked the question internally and the response I have received is:
"There is not a contact for a third party to request a license if it falls outside the permitted use guidelines."
I believe the partner network is the way to go if it's outside the permitted use guidelines. https://partner.microsoft.com/en-gb/