Partner with EdgeFocus
Introduce a client, implement their workflow or connect your product. Start with a specific customer need and agree your role in delivering the result.
One application on the Edge website. Applying does not automatically confer partner status.
The customer’s need determines the work. A project may involve several partners with distinct responsibilities.
Know a team that needs a shared workspace or an integration? Describe the need and prospective buyer without sharing confidential information.
Agree compensation and payment conditions in writing before introducing the client. There is no fixed rate covering every project.
Help a customer migrate their workflow, configure EdgeFocus, train the team and maintain the solution.
Customer work is paid within an agreed scope. Each engagement defines the contract, roles, schedule, price and acceptance of the result.
Build with the API, MCP or webhooks so customers can connect EdgeFocus to the tools they use.
Publish independently in AgentHub or propose a joint project. Access permissions, support and rights to the work are agreed separately.
Commercial terms are agreed for each engagement. An application, conversation or introduction alone does not create a payment obligation.
Share your focus, experience, contact details and an example problem you can solve. Do not include another person’s personal data or confidential customer material.
Define the outcome, roles, scope, contract, payment, intellectual property rights and acceptance criteria. For referrals, agree terms before the introduction.
Complete the agreed stage, hand over the work and obtain acceptance. Payment and ongoing support follow the contract.
Start independently in AgentHub. Developer Free supports up to 3 published integrations; Developer Pro supports up to 25. Both allow free and paid listings.
Developer Pro is included in an active EdgeFocus Pro, Ultra, Max or Team plan, with no separate developer charge. The catalog is available to signed-in EdgeFocus users. Vendors collect payments for paid integrations on their own websites.
Referral compensation is agreed in writing before the client introduction. The amount, payment conditions and timing depend on the engagement. No universal fixed commission is offered.
Publishing a listing does not install the integration or grant data access. Each customer authorizes the permissions it needs. Vendors provide their service, payment terms and support; EdgeFocus does not process integration payments.
A received application starts a review. Partner status, brand use, roles and commercial terms require a separate agreement. An AgentHub listing is not a certification and does not guarantee buyers.
Choose a track and briefly describe your experience or proposal in the shared Edge application.
