Website and application programs
Add remediation, embedded accessibility support, document output, or integration work to a broader digital experience.
Agency and integrator path
Add specialized accessibility delivery to the digital work your team already leads.
Bring Braillia into website, application, modernization, customer-experience, document, and public-service programs while your team retains project leadership and the client relationship.
Partner advantage
- Add Braillia to web, application, enterprise, and public-service programs with a defined work package.
- Coordinate design, development, integration, content, accessibility, security, and support responsibilities.
- Use approved APIs, embedded experiences, document processing, outputs, and delivery paths where the project requires them.
- Keep the agency or integrator in control of the client engagement and broader solution.
Potential engagement structures
Subcontract work packageImplementation partnershipReferral or resale arrangementApproved white-label delivery
What this partnership can add
Expand what you can deliver while keeping your customer relationship intact.
Every arrangement is confirmed against current product support, the real source and workflow, security requirements, implementation ownership, and the signed commercial scope.
Enterprise modernization
Create an accessibility path around controlled repositories, document systems, portals, and recurring customer communication.
Defined delivery work package
Give the project a clear Braillia scope, dependencies, acceptance evidence, support boundary, and implementation owner.
Reusable expertise
Equip qualified delivery teams with product guidance, demonstrations, technical content, training, and escalation support.
One customer. Clear responsibilities.
Keep what you’ve built. Add the specialized capability the opportunity requires.
The partner retains
- Client relationship and project leadership
- Design, development, and integration program
- Customer requirements and change control
- First-line delivery and account coordination
Braillia adds
- Specialized accessibility platform capabilities
- Source-to-outcome implementation support
- Approved product and technical evidence
- Onboarding, training, and escalation support
Prepare the first conversation
Give both teams enough context to qualify the opportunity quickly.
A useful first review focuses on one customer need or repeatable workflow, the people responsible for it, and the outcome the partnership should create.
Review an Integrator Workflow- 01
Client, project, and controlled accessibility need
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Current architecture and delivery team
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Required Braillia capabilities
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Schedule, dependencies, and acceptance criteria
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Commercial, support, and customer-ownership model
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Get the answers your team needs to move forward.
Government and business teams can begin with one accountable workstream, then expand the operating model only when another accessibility responsibility requires it.
Can Braillia work behind our delivery team?
Yes. A defined subcontract, implementation, resale, or approved white-label model can keep the agency or integrator in the lead while Braillia supports the agreed capability and escalation boundary.
When should we involve Braillia?
Involve Braillia before architecture, pricing, scope, and acceptance criteria are fixed. Early review helps both teams define a credible source, output, security, support, and responsibility model.
Does Braillia support public-sector projects?
Yes, when the opportunity and required capability fit. Government primes and public-sector integrators should also review the dedicated government partnership path for proposal and procurement considerations.
Bring one customer opportunity or repeatable workflow to Braillia.
We’ll define the customer outcome, source boundary, partner responsibilities, commercial structure, and evidence needed for both teams to decide what comes next.