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01Partner programme

Become a Draivix partner

Your client, your services, our technology. Roll out Draivix to the businesses you look after while we take care of the product, AI and engineering roadmap.

Become a partner
Consultant discussing business processes with a client
  • 100%

    of revenue from your own implementations, training and consultancy

  • 30%

    recurring commission on Draivix software subscriptions

  • No fee

    no joining fee and no mandatory sales quota

02Who it's for

Your own ERP practice without in-house development

The programme is designed for consultants, boutique IT firms, CRM and ERP implementers, systems integrators and digital transformation advisers. You focus on your clients and services; we handle the technology and product development.

  • Deliver implementations yourself

    Have the domain expertise? Configure the system and train the client yourself. You set your own day rates and keep all the service revenue.

  • Build recurring revenue

    Earn a 30% commission on software subscriptions for actively looking after your assigned paying clients under the partner agreement.

  • Commission custom work on demand

    Need a bespoke customisation, integration or new AI agent? Apertia offers monthly engineering capacity or fixed-scope quotes.

03How it works

How we work together

  1. 01

    Join as a partner

    Submit your application, agree on the partnership terms and complete our onboarding training.

  2. 02

    Bring in a client

    Register the lead, run the sales process and scope out the implementation.

  3. 03

    Deliver the project

    Handle standard deployments yourself and call on Apertia's technical team only when you need them.

  4. 04

    Support and earn

    Generate revenue from your own services alongside ongoing subscription commissions throughout your active partnership.

04Who does what

Clear division of responsibilities

You as the partner

  • Sales conversations and long-term client relationships
  • Process discovery, configuration and implementation
  • Training, consultancy and ongoing client development
  • Coordinating commissioned technical customisations

Us as Apertia

  • Licensing and ongoing development of the Draivix product
  • Technical operations under agreed terms
  • Product updates and maintenance
  • Optional paid development, integrations and AI agents

05Frequently asked questions

Partner FAQs

Do I need my own developers?

No. You can handle standard implementations yourself and commission any technical customisations from Apertia.

How much can I charge for an implementation?

You set the pricing for your own implementation, training and consultancy services. For services you deliver yourself, you retain 100% of the invoiced amount.

How is the 30% commission calculated?

From the Draivix software subscription fees actually paid, net of VAT and any discounts. Hosting, AI tokens, third-party licences, SLAs and bespoke development are excluded unless agreed otherwise.

How long is the commission paid for?

For as long as the client continues to pay and the partner provides the agreed active account care under the terms of the partner agreement.

Can a client host Draivix on their own server?

Draivix is a licensed product owned by Apertia. Deployment options are governed by the specific contract; the partnership itself does not grant rights to self-host or sublicense the software.

Do I have to meet a minimum sales target?

No, joining the programme is not subject to a sales quota. Partner acceptance is subject to approval by Apertia and signing the partner agreement.

06Application

Partner application

Tell us about your practice and your clients. We will get back to you within one working day to arrange an introductory call.

We reply within one business day.

Commission details on this page are a summary of the partner programme. Exact commission rates, deal registration, client protection, payment terms and termination of entitlement are governed by the signed partner agreement. This page does not constitute a binding offer to contract.