STACKSYNC PARTNERS
Move faster with a
Stacksync partner
Every one of your customers wants AI, and almost none of them have the connected, real-time data it runs on. Stacksync gets your practice from data chaos to a complete AI story, with high-margin, recurring revenue built in.
FIND A PARTNER
Find a partner and build without roadblocks
Pick the kind of help you need. Every partner is vetted by Stacksync and ready to take you from first sync to production.
Implementation and consulting partners
Design and build your sync architecture. They scope the data model and configure real-time two-way sync across your CRM, ERP and databases.
Origami Precision, LYSI, Blu Banyan
Browse implementation partnersManaged services partners
Hand off the day-to-day. They monitor your syncs, handle schema changes and keep your pipelines healthy long after go-live.
Xterra Solutions
Browse managed servicesTechnology and platform partners
Products that already work with Stacksync. Pair it with ERPs, warehouse and shipping systems and cloud platforms without custom code.
Rillet, ShipHawk, Render
Browse technology partnersResellers and referral partners
Buy Stacksync through a firm you already trust. Get contracts, local support and NetSuite, Salesforce or SAP expertise in one relationship.
Atypical Tech, Thinkvibes, IDI GmbH
Browse resellersWhy work with a Stacksync partner?
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A streamlined purchase
Move faster by purchasing Stacksync through trusted partners that fit your organization’s preferred buying practices.
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Follow your usual process
Accelerate adoption by following your standard onboarding process to get started on the right foot, the same process you use with all your other technology vendors.
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Expert partners
Benefit from certified specialists for deployment and support. Get expert advice at every stage of your project.
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Local support
Access fast, personalized help from partners in your region. Count on dedicated support whenever you need it.
PARTNER PROGRAM
Become a Stacksync partner
Build and sell real-time two-way sync as an extension of our team. Get certification, deal protection, co-marketing and the technical resources to grow a high-margin practice.
FAQ
Finding and becoming a Stacksync partner
How do I find the right Stacksync partner?
Start with the kind of help you need: implementation and consulting, managed services, technology and platform partners, or resellers. Each card on this page opens the partner directory on that group, and you can also search the directory by name.
What is the difference between implementation, managed services and reseller partners?
Implementation partners design and build your sync architecture. Managed services partners monitor your syncs and keep them healthy after go-live. Resellers sell Stacksync and own the commercial relationship, so you get contracts, local support and platform expertise in one relationship.
Do I have to buy Stacksync through a partner?
No. You can start directly with Stacksync. Partners are there when you want help implementing, running or buying Stacksync through a firm you already work with.
What types of partnership does Stacksync offer?
Three tracks. Referral partners introduce opportunities and earn a referral fee with no quota or commitment. Reseller partners transact Stacksync for their customers and earn structured margin. OEM partners white-label the platform under their own brand.
How do I become a Stacksync partner?
Pick a track, then send the short application. The partnerships team replies within two business days. Approved partners go through about two weeks of onboarding, and from kickoff to first deal is typically 4 to 8 weeks.
Do partners keep their services revenue, and is training included?
Yes to both. Every track keeps 100% of services and implementation revenue, and Stacksync never competes with partners on services. The Partner Academy includes Foundation (free and self-paced), Implementation Specialist and Solution Architect courses, plus a dedicated sandbox.
PARTNER HUB
Guides for growing with partners
Practical reads on partner models, reselling, white-label sync and building a recurring integration practice.
