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Partners that drive revenue already own marketing automation tooling. Through-channel marketing meets them there: distribute the assets, messaging, and co-branding, then attribute every campaign back to the partner.

The problem it solves

Impact

Partners that drive real revenue already own marketing tooling. Arming them where they work, instead of asking them to campaign in your portal, is why their demand shows up as yours.

See it work

How it works

Through-channel marketing automation (TCMA) is how a vendor turns indirect partners into a demand-generation channel at scale. Instead of forcing partners into a PRM to build a campaign, you distribute what they actually need, email templates, messaging, narratives, positioning, and co-branded collateral, as governed, discoverable assets. Partners (and their AI agents) pull those assets and launch campaigns in the tooling they already run, like Mailchimp or HubSpot. Every asset carries attribution: affiliate links and end-user form submissions tie each click, lead, and conversion back to the partner who drove it, straight into your CRM. Co-branding is first-class, not a logo stitched onto a deck, but fully co-branded documents in any format (PDF, DOCX, JPEG). Tie a campaign to a dedicated commission plan and an announcement, and you activate partners at exactly the moment it pays off. Rather than making partners rebuild campaigns inside a portal, you publish reusable, co-brandable, AI-ready assets and let partners run them where they already work. Attribution flows back automatically, so partner-driven demand becomes measurable revenue you can reward.

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Going deeper

How to

Setup, configuration, and all how-to guides.

API reference

Endpoints and code.
Works with

Co-branded Assets

Co-brand the assets partners launch.

Links & Attribution

Attribute partner-driven clicks and leads.

Commissions & SPIFFs

Tie campaigns to dedicated incentive plans.

Announcements

Activate partners when a campaign launches.