Three ways to work
with us on a deployment.
The shared-backend model goes live in a day on its own. Partners earn their fee on taxonomy design, translations, change management, and the first six months of turning a console into a habit.
Introduce and step back
Referral
You introduce an institution and we run everything else. Paid on the first twelve months of subscription, certification-free, minimum-free.
Best for: Consultants, advisers, sector associations
Deliver the deployment
Implementation
You run the taxonomy workshop, the translations, the branding and the go-live. We train and certify your team and stay behind you on the platform.
Best for: Digital agencies, management consultancies
Own the relationship
Reseller
You hold the contract and the relationship. We provide the platform, the roadmap and second-line support, and your brand is on the console.
Best for: Systems integrators, regional distributors
Everything except the relationship
Certification
Two days on taxonomy design, integrity screening, governance and the console. Recertified annually as the product moves.
Sandbox tenants
Unlimited demonstration tenants with seeded sector corpora, including the planted adversarial patterns for showing integrity live.
Deal support
We join your calls, answer the security questionnaire the same day, and give the client a straight answer on scope and fit.
Second-line support
You hold first line, and anything platform-level escalates to us on the same response times as a direct client.
Co-marketing
Case studies, joint events and the sector research, carrying your name on the work you delivered.
Roadmap access
A quarterly session on what is shipping next, and a direct route for your clients' requests to reach it.
Partners sell it straight.
Where a client's volume needs building first, we build the audience map together and stage the deployment. Straight scoping is the single standard in the agreement, and it is why our partner-led deployments renew at the rate they do.
Bring us a deployment
that should not exist yet.
The complex sector is usually the one with the most upside. Bring us that one.