Define the first role
Document the intended outcome, permitted actions and exception owners before promising an implementation.
Partner with UnleashX
Your expertise. An AI workforce to put it to work.
For firms that sell, implement, integrate or teach AI workforce deployments alongside their own services. Find the track that matches how you sell, deliver, connect or educate.
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Four ways to contribute
Choose the relationship you want to build.
Select a track to see its focus, typical responsibilities and the details to discuss with our team.
Solution Partner
Turn domain expertise into a working AI workforce.
Lead the discovery and delivery of a customer-specific responsibility. Start with a pre-built employee where it fits, or scope a custom workforce when the work crosses roles and systems.
A fit for: Consultancies, implementation teams and managed service providers.
Your contribution
- Map the customer’s workflow, exceptions and acceptance criteria.
- Define system access, configuration and implementation ownership.
- Plan testing, rollout and the customer’s operational handover.
Agree together
Delivery scope, training needs, support boundaries and the commercial model.
Delivery model
Clear ownership from first scope to live work.
Define responsibilities and handovers at each delivery stage. Ownership is agreed for each engagement.
Customer + partner
Agree one responsibility.
Choose the intended outcome, eligible cases, exclusions and systems. Identify the human owner before configuration starts.
Handover artifact
Responsibility brief and acceptance criteria
Keep the decision, its evidence and its next owner together.
Prepare a real opportunity
Bring a use case, not just a pitch.
These resources help you turn an initial conversation into a specific responsibility the customer can assess.
Open the responsibility brief
Understand the system boundary
Identify where the employee reads context, writes results and needs permissions or human review.
Agree the evidence
Define successful and unsuccessful cases, then retain the records needed to make a rollout decision.
Before we get started
Partnership questions,
answered.
Choose based on your primary contribution: customer-specific delivery, resale, technical integration or audience referrals. If your business spans multiple tracks, describe that in your enquiry so responsibilities can be discussed together.
Use the workforce catalog to assess existing roles and the build-workforce page to explore custom scope. Discuss the configuration, integration and evaluation work needed for each customer before making a delivery commitment.
Do not assume these from the track name. Confirm eligibility, available program benefits and commercial terms directly with the partnership team before including them in a customer or business proposal.
Agree first-line support, platform escalation, incident ownership and change requests as part of the engagement. The customer should know which team owns each issue and what the agreed response commitments are.
Share your organization, primary track, customer or audience focus and one representative opportunity. For integrations, include the product and intended actions. Avoid sending credentials or confidential customer records.
Timing depends on the responsibility, available data, system access and acceptance tests. Scope these dependencies before agreeing a timeline; a demonstration is not the same as a production deployment.
Customer reviews
From conversations to completed work.
Voice AI for client work
“Using UnleashX gave our team the power to build voice AI agents that deliver real results for our clients. Every use case became faster to deploy and easier to scale.”
What will you helpcustomers do?
Tell us about your business, your customers and where you want to contribute. We can discuss the right track and the scope of a first opportunity.