One system runs the whole business.
Shaped for your industry, with sales, stock, money, people, customers and your website on one set of records.
All industriesBuild on the system you already run.
Build, preview, review and deploy software on your own records, permissions and people.
Partners
Deliver a client's Business Operating System, extend it with custom software and add virtual staff where the work needs help, on one platform the client keeps running.
Three ways to partner
Implementation partners build and launch client systems. Affiliates make qualified introductions. Each path has its own work, its own review and its own terms.
Implementation
For hands-on engineers embedded close to one organization's work.
Implementation
For consulting and delivery teams building a repeatable client practice.
Referral
For networks, educators, creators and advisors who can spot a strong fit.
And the honest line. Implementation and referral are separate relationships with separate terms. There is no public commission table: an affiliate's eligibility, attribution, rate and timing are agreed for that relationship in writing.
New to the role? See forward deployed engineersWhat partners deliver
Partners turn a real client workflow into a connected system the organization can use, review and improve, long after the engagement ends.
The process, records, tools and result the business most needs to improve, with the person who owns it.
Map the work, configure the system, build what is missing, run the pilot and teach the team to operate it.
Records, permissions, workflows, virtual staff and later software changes stay connected on one platform.
Every workflow has a person who owns it.
The team reviews and approves where it matters.
What was done, by whom, and what came of it.
A handover and a recovery path the client keeps.
Why partners use Phoros
The client gets one connected platform it can run after the engagement, and your method becomes a practice you can repeat.
Connect the supported AI service account the organization already uses, so its costs stay separate from your delivery fees.
Start from a prepared Business Operating System and spend the engagement on the workflow, not on rebuilding a platform.
Show the client a live workflow, its review points, its results and its recovery path, not a demo to trust.
The client keeps its records and work history as its team, its AI service and its workflows change.
Turn hard-won workflow knowledge into a delivery method, with each client kept in its own organization.
Agree who reviews, approves and handles exceptions before the workflow goes live.
And the honest line. There is no partner directory or partner portal yet. The team reviews each application, and scope and terms are agreed in writing before work begins.
Getting started
One application, three paths, and a review shaped around the work you want to do.
Forward deployed engineer, agency or affiliate, so the application reaches the right people.
We look at your delivery experience, how the client works today, its AI service setup and the first workflow to improve.
One defined workflow, who owns each step, the AI service setup, how the team reviews the work and what is handed over.
Terms and questions
Scope, responsibilities, support and terms are agreed in writing before any work begins.
No. It is a request for review. Scope, responsibilities, support and approval are agreed in writing before work begins.
The client can use a supported AI service account it already has. If the client needs Phoros to manage the AI service, say so in the application.
Eligibility, attribution, rate and timing belong only to the affiliate relationship and are agreed for it in writing.
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The team reviews the application and follows up at the work email you give. Nothing is agreed until the scope and terms are in writing.
Partner application
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