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For agents and people who know business owners

Bring the business.
Know the handoff.

A good introduction deserves a clear plan. Agree on how the merchant is contacted, who handles the setup, and how the partner relationship works before the referral.

Make the introduction useful for the owner.

  1. Identify the need

    Opening, replacing a POS, reviewing costs, or connecting software? Start with what the business wants to improve.

  2. Agree on the handoff

    Confirm contact permission, the introduction, and who follows up with the merchant.

  3. Work through the account

    Discuss the quote, account setup, device requirements, and support plan with the owner.

A partnership should be understandable

Get the compensation and responsibilities in writing.

What qualifies

Confirm the account and relationship conditions that apply to compensation.

How it is calculated

Understand the agreed basis, timing, reporting, and any cancellation or adjustment terms.

Who keeps helping the merchant

Define the responsibilities after the account goes live. Merchant care remains part of the relationship.

Your next step

Tell us about the businesses you work with.

We’ll discuss your role, the referral handoff, account support, and commercial terms before you introduce a merchant.