Value proposition
Define how attractive your products are, and their ROI, for your partner network.
A turnkey way to structure your indirect strategy and launch your partner network, with a proven method and a team of indirect sales experts.
Request a conversationThe Go / No-Go question. Not every offering can be sold by a third party, and not every market justifies it.
Indirect translates an ambition. Without an explicit Go-To-Market, the network gets built on whatever opportunities turn up.
An offering that sells well direct does not necessarily sell through a partner. Margin, packaging, support, certification, pre-sales.
Reseller, integrator, referrer, distributor: different economics, different expectations, different programmes.
A strategic partner represents €15–50k of investment before becoming autonomous. How many can you fund, and over what period?
The Method unfolds in five stages. Each has a foundation — laid once, in a workshop with leadership — and an operational part the platform keeps alive continuously.
A continuous performance chain, from strategy to operations. The cycle replays every year — and each turn starts from a firmer foundation than the last.
Define how attractive your products are, and their ROI, for your partner network.
Assess and adapt the potential of your products and markets to what your network expects.
Build the three-year business model of your network, for each partner category.
Create a collaboration framework with mutual commitments, to retain and engage your partners.
Define the material that makes your partners autonomous on sales, marketing and technical matters.
Define the plan to recruit and launch the network so it meets your three-year objectives.
Model the three-year forecast budget of your indirect business.
“PAD’s support contributed greatly to achieving these results, thanks to a structuring methodology.”
A first 60 to 90 minute conversation is enough to shape the workshop around your context.