Become a partner
Become an Envoy partner.
The form below starts a conversation about whether Envoy fits your firm: where it would go across the properties you serve, how a deployment would work, and whether the arrangement fits the way you already serve customers.
What happens after you submit is at the bottom of this page.
Before you submit
What to have ready.
The form is short on purpose. These five things let the first conversation be about fit instead of background.
What kind of firm you are.
Property management, facilities management, mechanical and HVAC, security and low-voltage integration, restoration and remediation, insurance, or rental fleet operations.
How much you cover.
Roughly how many customers you serve, and roughly how many properties or assets those relationships cover.
Where you operate.
The regions or markets you work in now.
What you do for customers today.
A short description of the service your firm currently provides.
Timing.
Whether you’re weighing partnership options now or working toward a decision later in the year.
The form
Open the conversation.
After submission
What happens next.
Three steps.
We get back to you within two business days.
Someone from the ObjectSpectrum partner team reads your submission and either reaches out to schedule an initial conversation or tells you plainly if it’s not a fit.
The first conversation.
About 45 minutes, covering what your firm does today, where Envoy would fit, how your service area and operations shape a deployment, and whether the timing works on both sides.
A working session on deployment.
If it fits, a follow-up session on what an Envoy deployment would look like across the properties you serve. That’s where commercial terms, deployment sequence, and the agreement itself get worked out.
The Bar
A note about the bar.
We aren’t trying to sign as many partners as possible. The roster grows slowly, and we choose partners for how well they operate rather than how quickly they can buy.
Not every firm that reaches out becomes a partner. If the fit isn’t there, you’ll hear it in the first conversation, not after months of follow-up that goes nowhere.