Partnership form templates
Forms for bringing partners on board: agencies, resellers, affiliates and referral partners, with the details you need to vet each applicant.
Partnership Deck
A quiet, warm-grey deck for proposing a referral-and-delivery partnership between two complementary firms, from why-now to the commercial model and the first ninety days.PreviewPartner Application
A single-page application for agencies joining a software company's referral and reseller programme, with branching questions for existing and new customers.Preview
A closer look at Partnership Deck.
A quiet, warm-grey deck for proposing a referral-and-delivery partnership between two complementary firms, from why-now to the commercial model and the first ninety days. Here it is slide by slide.
- 1Cover: both firms and the date on a hairline rail, the proposal in one line, and a quiet studio photograph
- 2The proposal: a single sentence set low and large on a putty slide, with nothing else on it
- 3Why now: an oversized percentage beside the sentence it proves, over a note on where the figure came from
- 4What each side brings: two columns of capability separated by hairlines, each closing on founding year, size and average fee
- 5Where we overlap: two hairline circles meeting in the middle, with the joint offer written in the lens
- 6The shared client: a tall photograph beside four label-and-answer pairs describing who we are both chasing
- 7Clients between us: a plain wall of eight drawn wordmarks in two rows, one per firm
- 8What we would offer: four numbered propositions in a quadrant, each with a line on how it works
- 9How it works: refer, scope and deliver as three big verbs with notes and a small abstract render each
- 10The commercial model: three large figures for the referral fee, the revenue split and the payment window
- 11Who invoices: a three-step money flow in outlined panels, with referred and jointly delivered work set out beneath
- 12What each side commits to: eight numbered pledges in two columns, four per firm, over a quarterly review note
- 13The first ninety days: a five-phase timeline on a hairline, from signing to the first joint project going live
- 14How we measure it: five first-year targets with hairline bars beside a quarterly chart of joint fees
- 15Why a client picks the pair of us: a large circle for the partnership with three smaller circles for the alternatives
- 16The next step: a single ask, three fixed dates and both firms' addresses on a putty slide
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