Technology partnerships
Combine products or specialist technology where they help solve a clear customer need.
We work with organisations that bring useful technology, delivery experience, industry knowledge or customer relationships. The goal is simple: help customers better together.
A good partnership brings different strengths together around a clear customer need.
Partnerships can take different forms. We review each opportunity individually and agree a model that suits the customer, the work and both organisations.
Combine products or specialist technology where they help solve a clear customer need.
Work together when local implementation, setup, training or customer support is needed.
Introduce suitable opportunities where DigiXtreme products or services can address a genuine requirement.
Combine industry knowledge with software experience to better address a customer need.
Successful collaboration depends on shared expectations, dependable communication and clear responsibility from the beginning.
The partnership should solve a real customer problem.
Share important information, decisions and concerns early.
Agree who handles sales, delivery and support.
Keep commitments, communicate clearly and treat both organisations fairly.
We start with a practical conversation, understand the opportunity and agree whether there is a suitable basis to work together.
Understand your organisation and the opportunity.
See whether the customer need and both organisations make sense together.
Decide who handles communication, delivery and commercial matters.
Move forward when there is a practical reason to work together.
We do not currently publish a formal partner directory. We are open to discussions with organisations where there is a clear reason to work together.
Not at present. We review partnership opportunities individually and agree a suitable way of working for each situation.
We are open to discussions with technology providers, implementation specialists, referral organisations, industry experts and businesses exploring a joint opportunity.
Use the contact form and choose Partnership as the enquiry type. Tell us about your organisation, the customer need or opportunity, and how you think we could work together.
Tell us about your organisation, the kind of collaboration you are considering and the opportunity you would like to discuss.