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Lead with a practical question before a customer commits to a larger AI program: what organizational conditions must change for AI to succeed?
For consultancies and technology providers
The Private Diagnostic Appliance is now in early testing, and KontextOS is preparing to open a limited number of bounded pilots with qualified partners and customer organizations.
Lead with a practical question before a customer commits to a larger AI program: what organizational conditions must change for AI to succeed?
Evidence-linked candidate findings can reveal context architecture, workflow, governance, integration, security, training, and remediation needs.
The partner controls its own statement of work and service economics instead of having consulting complexity folded into multiple software tiers.
A successful diagnostic can lead to Persistent KontextOS deployment, implementation, integration, support, and continuing managed services.
The partner can bring a structured course-led diagnostic, evidence model, review workflow, and dashboard to customers without inventing the method from scratch.
Each path builds on a different level of commitment. Regional or geographic arrangements may be structured within the Authorized or Vertical Partner paths rather than as a separate partner type.
Commercial foundation
A trained and approved commercial partner that introduces and sells KontextOS while remaining close to the customer work the platform reveals.
Best suited to providers with trusted customer relationships and the ability to deliver integration, infrastructure, security, governance, workflow, training, or managed AI services.
Industry leadership
An Authorized Partner that commits people, expertise, market development, and pilot capacity to a narrowly defined industry segment.
Protection could last 12 or 24 months and would depend on agreed targets for pilots, deployments, revenue, marketing, and dedicated personnel.
One position only
KontextOS intends to work with one company in a distinct operational role supporting platform development and commercialization.
The partner could participate meaningfully in discussions about product development, market priorities, implementation strategy, and commercialization. KontextOS would retain control of its core technology, product architecture, pricing, staffing, and ordinary business decisions unless definitive agreements expressly stated otherwise.
The software commission is intended to support the relationship; the larger opportunity is the implementation and continuing-services demand that KontextOS can identify.
| Offer | Proposed customer price | Authorized Partner economics | Partner opportunity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private Diagnostic Appliance | $995 official price; $495 targeted promotional price | No software commission | Introduce the diagnostic, protect active accounts, guide the customer relationship, and propose services identified by the findings. |
| Persistent KontextOS License | $7,950 standard price; a qualifying $5,950 competitive-conversion price may be offered | $2,000 commission at the standard price; the partner may waive it to match $5,950 | Deliver implementation, integration, remediation, support, and managed services while supporting continued platform use. |
These prices, promotions, commissions, protections, and revenue shares are proposals for discussion and require final agreement. A customer is not penalized for purchasing through a partner.
An Authorized Partner could register qualified clients or prospects for six or twelve months. Protection would continue only while the partner reaches agreed milestones such as introductions, demonstrations, diagnostics, or active opportunity development.
Vertical and regional protection would be limited by time, geography, market segment, existing KontextOS relationships, and measurable performance. Missing the agreed targets would make the arrangement nonexclusive.
The originating partner may receive the first opportunity to propose services, but never an absolute right to the work. The customer chooses its provider, and findings must not be shaped to manufacture consulting demand.
KontextOS retains the core platform, platform improvements, and associated intellectual property. Co-branding may use a Powered by KontextOS approach; unrestricted white labeling and permanent market monopolies are not proposed.
Infrastructure preparation, installation, AI-provider setup, security configuration, backups, and support.
Participant coordination, course administration, findings workshops, customer interpretation, and decision support.
Context architecture, workflow redesign, governance, knowledge remediation, training, security, and change enablement.
Integration, custom connectors, technical deployment, continuing support, and managed AI services for the full platform.
Tell us about your organization and the partnership you would like to discuss. We will review your inquiry and follow up with the appropriate next step.