Business context
What does the business sell, and where does ordering or operations create friction today?
Partner conversations
Introduce a business to the team that can help them evaluate Ordering.co.
A referral conversation can begin with a clear introduction: who the business is, what they are building, and why a commerce and operations discussion may be relevant.
Eligibility, referral terms, rewards, resources, and regional availability require direct confirmation. This page does not offer payment or program enrollment.
A considered introduction
Make the handoff useful for everyone involved.
Share the news, schedule a conversation, and help the business get started. What matters is a thoughtful handoff—not a promise of a particular commercial outcome.
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Introduce the opportunity
Share the business context and why a conversation with Ordering.co may be useful.
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Connect the right people
Arrange a conversation with the business and the appropriate Ordering.co team.
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Review the relationship
Confirm qualification, responsibilities, and any applicable program terms before proceeding.
What to prepare
Start with the business need, not a script.
Helpful introductions make room for the business to explain its customers, ordering model, and priorities in its own words.
Decision ownership
Who should participate in an exploratory conversation and validate any terms?
Relevant questions
Which products, configuration, regions, or integration needs deserve direct answers?
Program boundaries
Confirm the terms before representing a program.
Payments, eligible channels, support, and any costs depend on the current program terms, eligibility, permissions, and region. Confirm them with Ordering.co before you represent the program.
Ask about a current partner conversationOpen the right business conversation.
Connect a prospective business with Ordering.co to review its goals and the options that may be relevant.