Agencies & developers
For teams that build or administer websites and applications and want to add security, compliance or managed infrastructure without building all their capabilities internally.
Referral, co-delivery, white-label or adviser/platform – we choose the model according to who owns the customer, who delivers and what responsibilities should remain visible or behind the scenes.
Who we work with
The model starts from the way you already work and what you want to remain in your responsibility.
For teams that build or administer websites and applications and want to add security, compliance or managed infrastructure without building all their capabilities internally.
For consultants, DPOs, advisors and GRC teams who need platform, evidence workflows or technical support in their clients’ projects.
For SaaS providers and integrators who want to connect products, ZBTKEEPs, or workflows to the ZebraByte platform and services.
For partners who want to maintain the business relationship with the end customer, while the technical or operational responsibilities of ZebraByte are clearly defined in the back.
Delivery topology
The main difference is who keeps the relationship, who delivers and how much of the ZebraByte experience is visible to the end customer.
The partner makes the introduction, and ZebraByte manages the relationship and delivery directly with the customer when this is the right model.
Each partyins its own scope and we work together on the same project, with ownership and communication defined from the beginning.
ZebraByte can stay behind the business relationship for the agreed capabilities, with clear limits on support, access, branding and responsibilities.
Consultants and specialists can use the platform to manage the programs of the organizations they advise, without ZebraByte automatically taking over their professional engagement.
Capability layer
Scope can be platform-only or can include managed execution and security engineering. You don’t have to buy the entire ecosystem for each customer.
Frameworks, controls, evidence, risks, privacy, vendors and audit workflows in a common workspace.
02More operational ownership for programs that need continuous coordination, evidence and audit readiness.
03Assessment, website/email security, hardening, incident response and technical remediation for projects where the risk needs to be addressed, not just documented.
04Managed infrastructure, migration, monitoring and recovery for workloads that need ownership after deploy.
Responsibility matrix
White-label only works if customer experience, support, access and ownership are defined before delivery.
It can stay with the partner in the white-label/co-delivery models or can be taken over by ZebraByte in a direct referral.
Respect the agreed model and do not contact the customer outside of the agreed role.
It defines what it promises to the client and what responsibilities it holds internally.
It only delivers the capabilities and results explicitly included in the common scope.
Provides approved access and the context required for the project.
Use access and data only for the agreed purpose and within the established operational limits.
Maintain the first level of support if this is the chosen model or escalate directly according to the established process.
It takes over the technical/operational escalations that fall within its responsibility andins a clear communication route.
Onboarding
We understand the business model, the type of customer, the service you want to add and what relationship you want to maintain.
We determine who sells, who delivers, who provides support, who has access and what remains under the partner’s branding.
We choose referral, co-delivery, white-label, adviser/platform or a documented model for the particular case.
We define communication, escalations, evidence and any applicable SLAs before the first live client.
We do not publish a universal table of commissions or levels as a promise to any partner. The business model depends on the type of collaboration, volume, responsibilities, support and who holds the customer relationship.
Yes, a white-label or co-delivery model may be possible, but branding, communication, access, support and obligations of each party must be clearly established before delivery.
The Professional/Adviser model allows the platform to be used to organize customer compliance work, without ZebraByte automatically becoming the consultant or owner of their program.
Security assessment, hardening, website/email security, incident response or managed infrastructure can be related to controls and findings that the partner manages at the GRC or consulting level.
Yes, depending on the workflow. The platform has surfaces for integration and automation, and the exact model is established after we know which system to connect and which data to exchange.
We build our collaboration model around customer, scope and ownership — not around a generic partner level.
Talk about partnership
Can’t find the framework you are looking for?
Talk to us — we may be able to include it in the program.
Not seeing the framework you are looking for?
Reach out — we may already support it in the programme.