Since the early stages of the creation of the .NET Framework, Xceed has been a privileged partner with Microsoft, helping guide the development of the framework and of Visual Studio. Our latest collaboration in 2005-2007 is being one of the few select partners in to participate in Microsoft's TAP (Technology Adoption Program) for Windows Presentation Foundation. This program has allowed Xceed's developers to help shape the WPF platform and upcoming Visual Studio tools and to be one of the first companies to produce components for it. Microsoft uses Xceed components in many of their projects and has published a case study on Xceed Software.

The development teams at Microsoft Dynamics (formerly known as Microsoft Business Solutions) are among the most prestigious users of Xceed's .NET components. For example, Xceed Grid for .NET is used for displaying data and creating reports in Microsoft Office. They also use Xceed Zip for .NET in their popular Business Contact Manager application among others.

Xceed’s .NET components figure in the client-side and the server-side of Windows Home Server, providing both UI elements and data manipulation capabilities. Windows Home Server helps families easily centralize and connect their digital experiences, providing a familiar and reliable way to store, share, and automatically protect digital photos, music, videos, and documents.

Xceed places monthly full page advertisements in MSDN Magazine because they are the premier developers' guide to Microsoft tools and development environments. The articles are written by industry experts that Xceed recognizes and respects. MSDN Magazine helps advance the .NET Framework by offering articles with real-world solutions to developer problems.