Alignment
We map your offering to the modules customers actually buy and operate. No generic pitch decks — we work from a real account list.
→The stack is open. The workflow is shared. We partner with the firms who deliver, integrate, and certify real programs — and we keep the proof exportable for both sides.
Integration, implementation, reseller. Each scoped to the work it actually does.
Shared runbooks, joint pilots, exportable proof. Programs that survive a review.
Every rollout leaves logs, retention controls, and a packet a customer can audit.
Every track ends in the same artifact: a workflow a customer owns, evidence they can export, and a partner mark scoped to the work that was actually delivered.
For cloud, data, identity, and observability partners. The stack plugs in once and stays inspectable across rollouts.
For systems integrators running annotation, review, and regulated workflows. Pilots run against the customer's own numbers, not a vendor template.
For firms taking AuraOne to market under their own brand. Revenue share, dedicated enablement, and a program that compounds.
We will not announce a partnership before it has shipped. We will not display a partner mark before there is a workflow behind it. We will not co-market a claim that the customer cannot verify in their own dashboard. The partner page is the record — and the record is scoped.
What we will do is run the program in the open: shared runbooks with the customer, exportable proof packets at every milestone, named approvers on every release, and joint enablement that compounds. Programs that survive a security review usually look boring on the page. We are fine with that.
Six surfaces — cloud, data, identity, observability, compute, and security. Each one plugs the platform into a stack a customer already owns. No bespoke adapters. No new dashboard to learn.
Deployment patterns for leading cloud platforms. Residency, identity, and observability are wired into the first deploy.
Webhook, event, and batch surfaces for the warehouse, lake, and feature store you already run. No exotic adapters.
SSO, SCIM, and audit logs through the identity provider already on the customer's procurement list.
Logs, metrics, and traces forwarded to the customer's observability stack — not ours. The dashboards live where they already look.
GPU and accelerator partners, with reference architectures sized for the workload — fine-tune, eval, and serve.
Security audit firms, residency advisors, and standards bodies. The page procurement actually opens.
Each tier adds enablement, support, and commercial structure. Tiers move on signed joint customers and delivered programs — not on aspirational slides.
Access to documentation, the sandbox, and co-marketing templates. The first stop for any partner exploring the program.
Dedicated enablement, joint customer engagements, and revenue share. For partners with at least one signed joint customer.
Roadmap influence, executive sponsorship, and preferred customer routing. For partners delivering at the program level.
The same loop every partner runs through. Alignment, enablement, co- delivery, iteration. Each step has a real artifact and a clear hand- off.
We map your offering to the modules customers actually buy and operate. No generic pitch decks — we work from a real account list.
→Templates, integration guides, and demo assets that stay honest and concrete. Your team can deliver without depending on us.
→Joint delivery on a real customer engagement. Exports, logs, retention controls, and runbooks all land before go-live.
→We track what teams actually use and refine the work from real usage, not assumptions. Quarterly retros are a working session, not a review.
Three partner motions, three real programs, anonymized by company type. Each row is a workflow a customer kept and a packet a reviewer signed.
A leading cloud and identity partner stood up the first rollout against the lab's residency requirements. Deployment patterns landed before the security review opened.
A domain SI co-delivered the pilot against the program's own baseline. Cycle time, IAA, and regression capture stayed in the customer's own dashboards.
A reseller carried the platform into three regulated industries under their own brand. Joint enablement turned one signed pilot into a repeatable program.
“We have run a lot of partner programs. This is the first one where the joint customer can audit our delivery and ours can audit theirs. Both sides ship with the same packet.”
The things partner teams want to know before signing the agreement. If something below is not clear, write to us and we will rewrite it.
Yes, in the Certified and Strategic tiers. The platform supports white-label deployment with the partner's domain, logo, and program ownership from enrollment forward.
One signed joint customer, a co-delivered pilot, and a runbook the customer can audit. The bar is real delivery, not internal certification quizzes.
The customer's data stays in their tenant. The partner sees only what the customer's role-based access permits. Audit logs are exportable to either side at any time.
Only after the partner and the customer both sign off. Even then, we anonymize by company type and named approver — never named accounts unless both sides explicitly approve.
Standard rates published in the partner agreement. Higher on first-year ARR for Certified, recurring on renewals for Strategic. Transparent, written, and the same across tiers.
We share SOC 2, ISO 27001, residency, and retention controls directly with the customer's security team. Partners do not have to relay the paperwork — we go on the call.
Tell us the rollout, the regulator, or the integration that has stayed stuck. We will map the partner motion, the proof, and the next move.