Tally and BUSY consultants
Know a distributor who struggles to reconcile business reports, stock, costs or profitability? Discuss whether a qualified introduction is useful.
Introductions / implementations / co-delivery
Your customer knows the problem. Build the answer together.
XZ BYTECORE is open to evaluating relevant collaborations with software consultants, accountants and small engineering agencies. This is an invitation to discuss a fit, not a claim of an established partner network.
Discuss a partnership01 / Who can reach out
Useful introductions begin with relevant expertise.
Accountants and finance advisers
Where a client needs software implementation rather than regulated professional advice, we can discuss a clear technology-delivery boundary.
ERP and integration implementers
Explore scoped integrations, custom workflows and coordinated handovers when both parties can define responsibilities.
Independent software agencies
Discuss permitted subcontracting or co-delivery where an engineering specialty, capacity or project scope is missing.
02 / How to explore a fit
Clarity before commercial commitments.
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Identify a real need
Explain the customer workflow, rough scope and why a referral or joint engagement may help—without sharing private data.
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Agree on roles and consent
Document who contacts the customer, what each party delivers and how any referral or service fees would work.
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Work under written terms
Only proceed when confidentiality, authority, payment, data-handling and customer permissions are clear.
Commercial model
Referral, subcontracting or co-delivery.
Any fee or commission depends on a specific signed agreement. No standard percentage, approved partner designation, client access, sales exclusivity or guaranteed lead volume is offered on this page.
Customer protection
Permission comes before sharing.
Do not send customer personal data, accounting exports, credentials, confidential documents or contact information without authority and a lawful basis. A referral does not establish an agency relationship.