Keep the customer relationship
Qualified partner agreements define customer ownership and let you remain the primary account and delivery relationship.
Braillia integration network illustrating connections between enterprise systems, accessibility requirements, privacy controls, and accessible information delivery.
The Braillia Partner Network
Expand your accessibility offering with a stronger delivery path.
Braillia helps government primes, resellers, technology platforms, accessibility providers, document-service companies, digital agencies, and systems integrators add accessible document transformation, delivery, interaction, and alternative formats to the services they already provide. Keep control of your customer. Strengthen your proposals. Add new recurring revenue.
Your customer. A stronger solution.
Add the accessibility capability the opportunity demands.
Your customers increasingly expect websites, applications, documents, forms, and communications to be accessible. Braillia supplies specialized technology and delivery expertise while qualified partners retain the broader customer relationship and service they already lead.
Strengthen bids and proposals
Add approved Braillia capability, implementation, security, evidence, and pricing support to a qualified opportunity.
Create recurring revenue
Evaluate referral, resale, subcontract, platform, volume, or approved white-label economics for the work you bring.
Deploy with specialized support
Use Braillia onboarding, technical guidance, product training, platform operation, and escalation support within the agreed scope.
Choose your partnership model
Keep the business you built. Expand what you can deliver.
Refer an opportunity, resell Braillia, include us as a subcontractor, connect a platform, or evaluate an approved branded implementation. Start with the model closest to your business and customer.
Government primes and resellers
Add Braillia to government proposals, task orders, contract modifications, and existing public-sector programs that need accessible documents, delivery, or resident access.
Keep the agency relationship while adding a specialized accessibility work package your team can price, explain, and deliver.
Technology and platform providers
Add accessible document transformation and delivery to portals, case systems, billing platforms, customer communication systems, applications, and enterprise repositories.
Give customers a differentiated accessibility capability inside the technology and workflow they already use.
Accessibility solution providers
Connect website and document accessibility services to structured outputs, alternative formats, delivery, document-grounded assistance, and continuing user access.
Keep customers with your accessibility practice while extending the outcome beyond findings and repaired files.
Document and communications providers
Add accessible transformation and multi-format delivery to recurring statements, notices, letters, packets, billing, and customer communication workflows.
Create a new accessibility service around production infrastructure and customer relationships already in place.
Digital agencies and systems integrators
Add document accessibility, personalized website tools, integration, delivery, and independent user experiences to the projects your teams design and implement.
Strengthen the client solution while keeping project leadership, implementation coordination, and customer ownership with your team.
Where Braillia fits
Keep the source platform. Add a governed path to accessible information.
The implementation boundary is explicit. Braillia extends the information path between the approved source and the accessible outcome while the partner and customer retain their systems, policy, and operational ownership.
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Source system
The approved platform, data source, archive, document, or business event remains authoritative.
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Existing workflow
The provider or organization retains its composition, portal, service, and customer relationship.
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Braillia transformation
Braillia reconstructs structure, prepares required accessible outputs, and returns governed status and evidence.
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Accessible use
Outputs work with existing technology or can continue into approved Braillia delivery and guided experiences.
A credible first implementation
Move from possibility to a workflow both teams can approve.
The first evaluation produces a reviewable source-to-outcome path grounded in one real workflow, its owners, and the evidence both teams need to move forward.
Prepare the Technical Review- 01
Start with one real workflow
Choose a recurring document, communication, or service path where inaccessible information creates measurable consequence.
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Define the control boundary
Identify the source owner, platform owner, customer interface, security reviewers, and implementation responsibilities.
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Map source to outcome
Agree on the source contract, information structure, required accessible outputs, delivery path, and user outcome.
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Prove the implementation
Use approved synthetic or customer-authorized inputs to validate output quality, status handling, security controls, and operational fit.
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Create a repeatable profile
Turn the approved workflow into a versioned implementation pattern that can support the same use case at greater scale.
A qualified starting point
Give both teams enough context to make an implementation decision.
A focused partner assessment begins with one source-to-outcome workflow. These six facts let product, accessibility, operations, IT, and security evaluate the same opportunity together.
Company and platform
Name the product, service, or implementation practice that controls the workflow.
Industries and customers
Identify the customer segments and regulated communication environments the integration would serve.
Communication families and scale
Describe the statements, notices, letters, packets, or data flows and the closest recurring volume band.
Source and output boundary
Share the current source format or system and the accessible outputs the workflow must produce.
Desired integration outcome
Define what customers and end users should be able to receive, understand, navigate, or complete.
Customer sponsor and decision path
Name an existing customer sponsor when available and the teams that can approve an evaluation.
What the partner retains
Your platform, customer relationship, and business rules stay yours.
- Authoritative source and upstream information accuracy
- Customer authorization and organization policy
- Existing composition, portal, service, and delivery ownership
- Commercial relationship, implementation sponsorship, and support boundary
What Braillia adds
Structured accessible outputs and an implementation path built around the real source.
- Source-specific transformation and semantic reconstruction
- Required accessible formats and approved delivery actions
- Validation evidence, status handling, and ambiguity boundaries
- Tenant, access, retention, operational, and support controls defined in scope
A shared review path
Give product, IT, security, and operations a clear way to evaluate Braillia.
Bring the right evidence into the conversation early, so each team can see the product, understand the implementation boundary, and identify what it owns.
Buyer questions
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.
Who can join the Braillia Partner Network?
Braillia evaluates government primes and resellers, technology platforms, accessibility providers, document and customer-communication companies, digital agencies, systems integrators, and organizations with established customer relationships that Braillia can strengthen.
Can partners keep control of their customer?
Yes, when that’s the agreed commercial model. The partner agreement defines customer ownership, account responsibilities, pricing, implementation, support, data handling, and opportunity registration before work proceeds.
Can Braillia participate as a subcontractor or reseller solution?
Yes. Qualified opportunities may use a defined subcontract work package, authorized resale arrangement, referral agreement, platform integration, OEM model, or approved white-label implementation. The structure is confirmed before proposal or sale.
Can partners set their own customer price?
Qualified resellers may set customer pricing subject to the reseller agreement. Braillia defines its wholesale price, included capacity, implementation fees, usage charges, and support obligations for the approved scope.
Can Braillia be embedded or offered under a partner brand?
Selected API, embedded, co-branded, partner-branded, and white-label models may be available when technically supported and commercially appropriate. Branding, attribution, support, minimum commitments, and usage terms are defined in the agreement.
How is partner pricing determined?
Pricing considers the partnership model, customer sector, document and page volume, source complexity, output formats, integrations, security requirements, infrastructure, review effort, support obligations, and annual commitment.
Does Braillia guarantee legal compliance?
No technology provider can determine or guarantee an organization's compliance in every legal, technical, content, and operational context. Braillia provides contracted accessibility technology, supported formats, operational services, testing evidence, and documented processes within the approved scope.
Bring accessible information delivery into your next contract.
Keep the customer relationship you built. Add the accessibility capabilities your customer needs through a clearly defined Braillia partnership.