Enterprise Data Partnerships / Opportunities / Frontline Operations Data Partnership
Shift huddle notes, logbooks, whiteboard photos, task trackers, and Teams handoffs from frontline and deskless teams. A new, larger-scale segment of the program.
Our partner is actively filling this opportunity for companies with documented, mature workflows. Already confident you're a fit? View the listing on micro1 and apply yourself. Want a sanity check first? Run the free eligibility check.
Takes a few minutes. We never see your data.
We are looking for companies with:
| Users | 7,000–20,000 users, active frontline or deskless workforce. |
| Tooling | Active use of Microsoft Teams by frontline staff for shift coordination. |
| Geography | Ideally headquartered outside the United States. Company data available in English. |
Per our partner's own listing for this opportunity. None of this passes through us, ever.
Compensation scales with the volume and rarity of the workflows you license, set directly between you and our partner.
$100k–$400k
Typical range for selected partners, scaling with dataset size, diversity, and recency.
Looking for the highest-value tier? The Corpus Data opportunity covers your full operational corpus and typically commands larger agreements.
We don't collect, view, or hold your company's operational data, at any stage. Your data goes directly to our partner, under terms you negotiate with them directly. Per our partner's own published security terms for this program:
This is a multi-stage process. Sign up early, this is a rolling program with limited spots.
You apply through our partner link
Sign up via the official partner intake. This is the step our referral covers.
Partner reviews your company
The partner's team assesses your profile. This may take a few days.
Shortlisted companies proceed
If your company is selected, you'll be invited to complete a Data Manifest Intake Form to define the scope and terms.
Partnership agreement
Terms are negotiated directly between your company and the partner. We step out of the way at this point.