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Partners
Accredited developers who install DataWise, train your people, and build the screens your business actually needs.
Why partners exist
The Connector puts your data in an open database on your own PC. That means anyone can build on it — and a screen built for how your business works will always beat a general-purpose one. Partners are the people who do that work.
They install and train
Set up the Connector, get the sync and schedules right, and show your people how to use the screens and how to ask the data questions.
They build custom screens
A ProActive UI shaped to your business — starting from ours, or from scratch. The source is free to take; the development is what you pay for.
They stay with you
The people who built your screen are the people who change it when your business does.
For developers — become accredited
If you build business software for New Zealand or Australian businesses, this is a product you can build on and sell alongside your own work.
- The source is yours to take. Every ProActive UI screen ships with a handover package — the whole application, to develop your own way.
- You keep the development revenue. We license the Connector underneath; what you build on top is your business.
- Every screen you build sells a Connector. That is the whole arrangement — your customer needs a licensed Connector under whatever you build, and we would rather you built it than we did.
- Read-only by design, and the schema belongs to the Connector — so what you build cannot damage a customer's accounts, and it keeps working when the Connector updates.
• what accreditation actually requires — training? a built example? a conversation?
• what a partner gets — a listing here, a referral, a discount, a margin on licences?
• does DataWise take a cut of their development work, or only sell the Connector licences their work creates?
• who the first ones are — an empty partner directory is worse than none
My reading: the licence-per-company-file model means a partner costs DataWise nothing and creates Connector sales, so the terms can afford to be generous. The strongest first move is probably naming one or two real developers rather than publishing a programme.
