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Bring governed AI to your client base without building the platform.

This page is for consultancies, technology companies and providers already serving several clients. It tells what Skyller delivers today for people who work that way: each client in an isolated company, with their brand at the door, and the same platform without you having to build one. The terms of a formal programme are still being designed — what is written below is what already works.

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Skyller · Company sign-in identity

Company sign-in identity

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ONE COMPANY PER CLIENT

isolation enforced in the database itself, with a separate search index and separate files

THE CLIENT'S BRAND

logo, colours and title at the door, and their brand on emails, documents and decks

ONE ACCOUNT, SEVERAL COMPANIES

the same person can hold access to more than one company, with a role of their own in each

NO PUBLISHED PROGRAMME

no tiers, no commission and no territory defined; the conversation is case by case

Who gets here

Three kinds of company already doing this work and not wanting to become software vendors.

What they share is serving several companies at once, with small teams and clients who will not accept their information being mixed.

Consultancy and implementation

“My clients are already asking me for AI. What do I answer?”

Whoever organises process, documents and training inside other companies already holds the business knowledge. What is missing is the platform where that knowledge becomes an agent, an assessment and a routine — without every client buying a different tool.

The platform is ready, the method is yours

Technology company with its own system

“I want the AI to talk to my system.”

Whoever builds or resells an ERP, a management system or a service of their own can build the bridge that exposes only the chosen functions — and offer that to the clients already using that system.

Your system inside the client's catalogue

Recurring service provider

“I serve thirty companies and nothing can be mixed.”

Accounting, BPO, outsourced IT. Each client needs its own space, its own knowledge and its own spending limit — and your team needs to move between them without swapping passwords or tools.

One access, each client in its place

What the platform already delivers

Five things that exist today for whoever serves several companies.

None of this is roadmap. It is what sits in the product and you can check it in a demonstration, on fictional data, before taking the proposal to your client.

  1. 01

    Each client is a separate company

    The isolation is not a folder with a different name: it is enforced in the database itself, with a separate search index and separate files per company. One client cannot reach another's content.

  2. 02

    The client's brand at the front door

    Logo, colours, typeface and the entry screen title are configured per company. The same logo appears on the platform's emails, on document headers and on generated decks.

  3. 03

    Plan, balance and limits per client

    Each company has its own plan, its own balance of AI credits and its own allowances for documents, agents and boards. Consumption shows up by area in that company's administration panel.

  4. 04

    Your team moves between clients

    The same person can hold access to more than one company on the platform, with a role of their own in each. It is not a shared login: it is the same identity with different permissions per client.

  5. 05

    The client's systems come in function by function

    A bridge to a system exposes only the chosen functions, and each person uses their own login on that system. A sensitive action stops and waits for a human decision before executing.

Live proof

A new client, from first access to a front door with their own brand.

It is the path a partner repeats with every client — and the best test that the isolation and the visual identity are real rather than promised.

  1. Starting point

    A fictional consultancy has just closed its third client of the month.

  2. What happens

    1. 01The client's company is created with its own plan and its own balance of AI credits.
    2. 02Logo, colours and title are configured; the entry screen becomes the client's, at their address.
    3. 03The consultancy's staff enter both companies with the same identity and different roles; one company's knowledge does not appear in the other.

  3. What is left

    The client comes in through a door that looks like theirs, with their content and their own spending limit. The consultancy serves all three without switching tools.

What this scene does not promise

  • The client's brand appears at the door, on emails, on documents and on decks — it is not your brand replacing Skyller's across the whole product.
  • There is no client-owned address outside the platform's domain.
  • There is no single panel showing all clients together: each company is administered from inside it.
  • Each client's contract and billing are with Skyller.

Scene with a fictional consultancy and clients; creating the company, configuring the brand and switching between companies are the product's.

The questions you are going to ask

Six direct answers, including the ones that are still “no”.

Can I sell with my brand across the whole product?
No. What exists today is the CLIENT's brand at the door and on the materials the platform generates. Reselling with your brand replacing Skyller's inside the product is roadmap, not offer — and we will not sell it as ready.
Is there a commission table or partner tiers?
None published. There is no programme with tiers, targets, territory or percentages defined. Commercial terms are handled case by case by the team, and that is what the first conversation is for.
Is there a partner portal?
No. There is no deal registration area, lead form or panel gathering your clients. Each company is administered from inside it, by your team, with whatever access it holds.
Who bills the client?
Today the subscription contract and billing are between the client company and Skyller. There is no aggregated partner billing and no subscription issued in a third party's name.
Can I host several clients in my own environment?
Not as an offer. The Enterprise arrangement can be deployed in an environment controlled by the customer, by project and contract. There is no edition for a partner to host their own client base.
Can I build the connector for my system?
Yes, and that is the most concrete part of partnering today. The bridge can be built by the company's IT, by the system's vendor, by you — or by Skyller's team, as a project contracted by scope.

How a partnership starts

No enrolment form, no channel contract, no promise.

The path that exists today is short and direct. It starts with you actually getting to know the platform, not with signing a partnership agreement that has not been written yet.

  1. 01You

    Create a trial account and use the platform on a real case from your own firm.

    No project and no installation; it is the same account any company gets.

  2. 02You and the commercial team

    Talk about your client base: how many companies, which systems, what kind of delivery you already do.

    This is where commercial terms are handled — case by case, with no ready table.

  3. 03You and your client

    Present the platform with the client's scenario, on fictional data, and sign the plan in their name.

    The team prepares the demonstration with you when it makes sense.

  4. 04When the scope calls for it

    Take on the rollout, the archive migration or the connector — or contract that from Skyller's team.

    A Skyller service is always by scope and its own proposal.

What usually stays with you

  • Understanding the client's process and deciding what becomes an agent, a document or a routine
  • Organising the archive: what is policy, what is procedure, what has expired
  • Building the bridge for the system you know and exposing only the right functions
  • Training the client's team and following adoption through the first weeks

What stays with Skyller

  • The platform, the standard hosting and the product's evolution
  • The subscription contract and the client company's billing
  • The support level for the plan that client contracted
  • The specialist services the client contracts directly, by scope

Questions from whoever will propose it

What usually comes before the first conversation.

Talk to the team

Tell us about your client base. The rest is conversation.

This is the partnership form — the request arrives tagged as one, without you having to explain it mid-paragraph. Do not send client data: talk about your business and the kind of company you serve.

Upload a procedure you already use with clients and watch the answer come back with the right source. Then fill in the form below: it is the partnership one, and the request reaches the team already tagged as such. The partnership takes shape in that conversation, because there is not yet a ready programme for you to sign.

Try it free

Do not send passwords, credentials, sensitive personal data or your clients' documents. A general description is enough.