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Exchange for Partners

Publish reviewed assets and own their declared lifecycle

Eligible partners can prepare extensions, connectors, blueprints, models, and UI packs for controlled review. Publication carries provenance, permission, compatibility, support, update, advisory, rollback, deprecation, and revocation responsibilities.

Partner Exchange publication, support, update, and revocation lifecycle

From Services to Scalable Value

Traditional delivery models limit scale. Exchange enables partners to reuse expertise responsibly.

Exchange complements services-it does not replace them.

Why partners publish
  • Reduce repetitive delivery work
  • Accelerate time-to-value for customers
  • Offer supported assets under approved commercial terms when available
  • Increase ecosystem visibility
  • Maintain governance and quality

Asset Types

Partners can publish governed Exchange assets such as:

Extensions

Platform add-ons and utilities

Connectors

Integrations with external systems

Blueprints

Project, workflow, or policy templates

Models

Analytics and governance frameworks

UI Packs

Themes and layout components

Published assets declare:
Permission and processing scope
Version and compatibility
Provenance and review evidence
Support, update, advisory, rollback, and revocation ownership
Governed by Design

Exchange assets enter a controlled publication and workspace-use lifecycle

Applicable controls include:

Security and compatibility review
Permission and scope enforcement
Policy compliance
Audit visibility
Controlled updates and rollback

Publication supports discovery only. Workspace entitlement, installation, explicit binding, and contextual execution remain separate authorized stages.

Commercial Terms Follow Readiness

Commercial models apply only where an approved offer, entitlement, billing, tax, refund, support, and deprecation path is available.

Commercial principles

Clear revenue sharing

Transparent licensing

Centralized billing by Batoi

Predictable payouts to partners

Detailed commercial terms are provided during onboarding.

From Idea to Operation

1

Asset design and packaging

2

Governance and security review

3

Publishing and certification

4

Workspace entitlement, installation, explicit binding, and contextual usage

5

Updates, support, and lifecycle management

Assets remain the responsibility of the publisher.

Who Can Publish

Publishing rights reflect delivery maturity.

Certified Partners may publish assets

Strategic Partners may co-develop platform assets

Publishing eligibility aligns to domain specialization

Discoverability and Trust

Published assets:
  • Appear in the Exchange catalog
  • Are tagged by Studio and Domain
  • May be highlighted based on certification level

Visibility follows quality, not volume.

Extend the Platform Responsibly

Exchange for Partners offers a controlled path to publish and support reusable assets while keeping trust status, limitations, and lifecycle ownership visible.