Bridge Bank, a division of Western Alliance Bank, provided a $7 million credit facility, including a $4 million term loan and a $3 million line of credit, in conjunction with the final closing of Unify Square’s $12.2 million Series B round.

Unify Square is recognized as an elite partner of Microsoft and the industry leading provider of software and services designed to monitor and manage Skype for Business in Fortune 500 enterprises. Microsoft’s continued investment in both the original Series B funding, as well as the extension, solidifies its status as the lead investor in Unify Square.

The new funds will be used to broaden Unify Square’s global reach and develop new, on premise and cloud-based innovations to strengthen its software support for Microsoft’s Unified Communications platform.

“Unify Square is a standout Microsoft partner with an impressive customer roster and superior technology and service offering,” said Mike Lederman, senior vice president and region director for Bridge Bank. “We believe in Unify Square’s long-term growth strategy and expect the company to play a critical role in the success of Microsoft’s Skype for Business transition campaign,” he added.