PARTNER TRAINING
This practical curriculum teaches business screening, consent, privacy, referral operations, team-building, and payout fundamentals. It does not replace DataSupply-approved materials or your actual partner agreement.
01 / PARTNER TRAINING
Know what is being considered before you contact an owner.
A data license may grant an AI developer specified rights to use selected company records for training or evaluation. Not every record is licensable and not every buyer will be interested. DataVestra’s role is education and introductions. Practice explaining this without promising an offer, price or timeline.
Screen for established teams using common software systems and several years of documented workflows. Look for accessible internal records and authorized owners, while recognizing privacy and contract restrictions. Exercise: shortlist five relevant businesses without obtaining their files.
02 / PARTNER TRAINING
Protect relationships and personal information.
Describe the opportunity clearly, disclose that you may earn referral compensation, obtain consent and honor opt-outs. Do not promise commissions, name confidential AI buyers or use unapproved recruitment ads. Exercise: rehearse an owner introduction that asks whether the person wants a conversation.
Use the partner-specific company link after the authorized owner agrees. Share only consented business contact details; never handle source files, exports, passwords or sensitive information. Escalate data rights, privacy, tax and contract questions to appropriate advisers.
03 / PARTNER TRAINING
Commissions come from commercial activity, not merely joining.
Invite professionals who have genuine owner relationships and understand the qualification profile. The standard DataSupply agreement describes two eligible network levels. Train recruits in consent, accuracy and data boundaries. No compensation is paid simply for enrolling partners.
Projected portal amounts, referrals, offers and signed arrangements are different from actual funds received. Your signed agreement determines any commission, attribution, collection conditions, tax requirements and reversals. Exercise: explain why a submitted referral might never produce a payout.
Use this to organize your preparation. Completing it does not establish a partner account, certification, or eligibility.
Learn what a conditional data licensing introduction is.
Screen shared systems, operating history and decision authority.
Present accurately and obtain consent.
Use the official referral link, not private file transfers.
Teach effective relationships and approved recruiting standards.
Distinguish projected status from actually collected funds.
Progress is stored only in this browser, on this device. It is not synchronized with DataSupply, a CRM, or a partner account, and can be cleared using browser settings.
Use your email to sign in and synchronize only your DataVestra learning checkmarks. This account is separate from DataSupply's referral, commission and payout portal.
Account sync is optional. The learning checklists work on this device without signing in.
Self-reported checks are not official certifications and cannot verify DataSupply partner status. Never upload customer records or portal credentials.
04 / PARTNER TRAINING
Before approaching owners or recruits, confirm you can do all four.
DataVestra educates and introduces. Other commercial parties evaluate buyers and transaction terms.
Know exactly who authorized the referral and what information may be submitted.
Do not publish unapproved income examples, buyer relationships or promotional promises.
Focus on qualified conversations, authorized referrals and completed transactions—not speculative income.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Real registration, attribution, deal progress and payout status are handled by DataSupply under the applicable partner agreement. Training materials here are general education; do not promise income or share confidential company records.