iplicit, the cloud accounting platform built for the UK's mid-market, has been named a supplier on the Government Commercial Agency's G-Cloud 15 framework. Six iplicit services are now listed on the Digital Marketplace – ready for education, housing, charity and wider public sector buyers to procure without running a full tender.
G-Cloud 15 went live in September 2026. It succeeds G-Cloud 14, where iplicit is also listed.
What can public sector buyers procure?
iplicit is listed under Lot 2b (Software as a Service) across six services:
- iplicit Finance & Accounting Software
- iplicit Finance for Housing Associations
- iplicit Finance for Nonprofits & Charities
- iplicit Finance for Students' Unions
- iplicit Finance for Further Education (FE) Colleges
- iplicit Finance for Multi-Academy Trusts (MATs)
Each listing is tailored to its sector – from multi-academy trusts and housing associations to nonprofits and charities. So buyers can find the version of iplicit built around how their organisation reports, budgets and accounts for funds.
Less time, lower cost
G-Cloud gives public sector organisations a vetted list of suppliers and standard contracts. Buyers can compare services and pricing on one platform, then buy without running a full tender. That saves time and procurement cost.
It also opens a door for organisations that need to move off legacy, on-premises finance systems but are bound by formal procurement rules. A quicker route to the cloud.
More assurance for buyers
G-Cloud 15 raises the bar for suppliers, with additional quality questions, a customer-endorsed technical ability check and stronger financial standing requirements. For buyers, that means more confidence in who they're buying from.
Find iplicit on G-Cloud 15
All six iplicit services are on the Digital Marketplace, starting with the main finance and accounting listing. Organisations that want to talk through how iplicit fits can book a demo or get in touch.
