Referral
Introduce a contractor who takes a paid package and both accounts receive credit against their subscription. Recorded against the account, not paid as cash, so it never becomes an inducement somebody has to declare.
Company
Growth, partners and creators
We would rather be recommended by twenty quantity surveyors who use the product than by one influencer who has not opened it.
Implementation partners
Project controls and commercial consultancies who set the platform up inside a client. Partner tenancies get sandbox environments and the same API as everybody else — there is no partner-only endpoint.
Creators and educators
If you teach NEC4, JCT, planning or quantity surveying, we will give you an account and answer your questions on the record. We will not ask for approval over what you publish.
The rules we hold ourselves to
- Disclosure is not optional. Anything we pay for or provide free is disclosed by the person publishing it. If a platform asks you to hide the relationship, that tells you what the product is worth.
- No approval rights over criticism. We do not review copy before publication and do not withdraw access over a bad review. We will correct a factual error and say so publicly.
- No fabricated metrics. We will not supply a figure the platform does not measure, and we would rather give you a smaller true number than a large invented one.
- Customer data never leaves. No case study quotes a real project's figures without the asset owner's written agreement, and the export redaction rules apply to anything we are given.
What is built, and what is not
Partner and creator codes are a shipped mechanism: a link to the signup form carrying ?ref=CODE
fixes the code on the account it creates, and what that account goes on to pay is what a partner's share or a
creator's bounty is computed from — settled receipts, never signups. The customer referral credit above is still
a stated commercial intent applied by hand: there is no self-serve customer-to-customer credit in the product
today, and it is written here as policy rather than as a feature so that nobody signs up expecting a dashboard
that does not exist.
Come and break it
The most useful thing a creator can do with this product is try to make it say something untrue.