Build on
the federation.
Operate a cloud of your own, deliver the services around it, publish software into it or supply the infrastructure beneath it — on a platform that leaves the customer, the pricing and the margin with you.
Most partner programmes cost more to join than they return.
Certification to pay for, tiers to climb, quotas to hit, and a margin that thins as you grow into it. The programme becomes a cost centre with a badge attached. This one is built the other way round: a flat participation fee, margins you set, and a customer relationship that stays yours — because a partner who is not making money is not a partner for long.
Three ways to partner.
Partners sell and run Oasis Stack in their markets. Read the one that sounds like you, then apply — the programme level follows from the conversation.
Building, integrating, publishing or funding instead of selling? That is an alliance. Become an alliance
Two levels. One federation.
The level sets what you can operate, how far you reach, and whether you can build a market of sub-partners beneath you. Most partners start at level one.
Stated before anything is signed.
A partnership is an exchange. These are the four things that decide whether one is worth starting.
The parts that usually take years.
The platform, the commercial engine and the route to market, as one product rather than an integration programme.
Alliances fill what partners sell.
Alliances are not a partner level. They are the vendor side of the ecosystem, integrating, publishing and funding so the partners who sell can offer more.
Nine stages, and the first one is a call.
There is no self-serve tier and no automatic approval. The journey starts with Discover: a conversation about your market and what you would bring to it.
- 01DiscoverOpportunity & ROI report
- 02DesignArchitecture & business blueprint
- 03DeployA production cloud platform
- 04EnableCertified teams & playbooks
- 05LaunchGo-to-market
- 06AcquireCustomer onboarding
- 07OperateManaged growth
- 08ExpandMarketplace & scale
- 09LeadRegional leadership
Bring us your market.
A conversation about what you would bring to the federation, what you would take from it, and which level fits.