You refer the customer
- You introduce the customer.
- DCA supplies and invoices the customer.
- You receive a fee under the agreed referral terms.
Refer customers to DCA, deliver services with our consultants or combine the Compliance Tool with your own consultants. Choose the role that suits you and agree who supplies, supports and invoices the customer.
As a referral partner, you introduce the customer and DCA supplies and invoices them. As a reseller, you contract with and invoice the customer directly. You work with DCA or your own consultants to provide compliance support.
Help your customer with compliance. Start by deciding who supplies and invoices the customer, then choose who provides the compliance support.
If you supply and invoice the customer yourself, choose who provides the support.
Expand your services without developing your own compliance platform or building all the specialist expertise in-house.
Help customers seeking control of standards, risks, controls, tasks, audits and evidence.
Work with us on qualification, specialist questions, demonstrations and appropriate next steps.
As an existing reseller, register an opportunity using the form so DCA can link the introduction and follow-up to your organisation.
Stay involved as the commercial contact or combine the software with your own advice and implementation services.
We discuss your customers, market, expertise and preferred role.
We record your role, the selected services or licences and the commercial terms in the relevant agreement and annexes.
You receive the product information and explanations needed to recognise relevant opportunities.
We agree how you introduce customers and how follow-up is handled. Existing resellers use the lead registration form.
Supply, support and invoicing follow the chosen role. Where DCA consultants are involved, we also agree the assignment in writing.
The partner programme suits organisations and professionals who identify compliance needs among their customers. You can simply refer customers, deliver with DCA or combine your own consultancy services with the Compliance Tool.
Tell us how you would like to work with us and what your customers need. We discuss the fit, responsibilities and commercial terms, and agree them in writing before the partnership begins.
We will contact you to discuss your preferred partnership and suitable next steps.
Already have a reseller agreement with DCA? Use the dedicated lead registration page to register a commercial opportunity.
The final terms are set out in the agreement and annexes for your chosen type of partnership.
Discuss the options →For sales partners, IT service providers, compliance advisers, accountants, consultants and other business service providers who want to help their customers with compliance. You can refer customers, deliver with DCA or offer the Compliance Tool alongside your own consultants.
A referral partner introduces the customer. DCA supplies and invoices the customer; the referral partner receives a fee under the agreed referral terms. A reseller contracts with and invoices the customer directly, choosing support from DCA or their own consultants.
For referrals, use a services agreement with the referral terms in Article 5, which must be expressly made applicable in Annex 1. For reselling, use a reseller agreement with the selected services and/or licences specified in the annexes. Where DCA consultants are involved, the assignment is also agreed in writing.
Yes. Your consultants support the customer, and you sell the Compliance Tool and invoice the customer. DCA supplies the software. The selected services and/or licences are specified in the annexes to the reseller agreement.
Existing resellers register a lead using the dedicated lead registration page, in line with our agreement. If you would like to become a referral partner, please discuss the partnership and customer introduction arrangements with us first.
Go to lead registration →As a referral partner, you receive a fee under the agreed referral terms. For reselling, we agree on the selected services, licences and commercial terms. Amounts and conditions are recorded in the relevant agreement and annexes.
For example, when it wants to manage compliance systematically, is working towards a standard or certification, faces customer or supply-chain requirements, or wants greater control of risks, controls, tasks and evidence.
Choose the partnership that suits your organisation: refer customers, deliver with DCA or work with your own consultants.