The movement of reselling firms to cloud products advanced a step in the last few weeks. Last month, BKD Technologies signed to sell Intacct. This week, Wipfli said it is adding NetSuite to its roster of financial applications. It's particularly notable as BKD was recently named to the Dynamics Inner Circle and Wipfli to that vendor's President's Club. Wipfli was No. 13 on Bob Scott's Top 100 VARs for 2015 with $37 million in revenue. It carries Dynamics AX/GP and Abila MIP.

Aplos Software, which makes cloud-based nonprofit software, has published its application programming interface. Making the API public enables developers who write software for nonprofits and churches to interface their software products with Aplos. "The API will allow these organizations a convenient way to keep their data up to date across all of their platforms and reduce the amount of time required to manage their organization," Aplos CEO Tim Goetz said in a prepared statement.

Tampa, Fla.-based Tribridge has claimed top honors from Microsoft for its Dynamics business in this country. The reseller was named 2015 U.S. Microsoft Dynamics Outstanding Partner of the Year at the Worldwide Partner Conference this month. The business was the top global VAR in 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2013 and the top U.S. reseller in 2007. Tribridge, headed by CEO Tony DiBenedetto, was a finalist for the selection of the 2015 Microsoft Enterprise Resource Planning Partner of the Year.