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Pro / Partner development

Build the practice around the proof.

The proposed partner program begins with a small, supported evaluation. Training, installation feedback and service responsibility come before expanding the number of systems.

CAD rendering of Cordwick Signal with a clean front, status light and underside service button
CAD rendering of the first-article enclosure design. Physical assembly and field testing are still pending.

A proposed path

Grow when the work supports it.

  1. 01

    Evaluate together

    Agree on the equipment, the test scope and who will review the results. A planned pilot is a learning program with named technicians and homeowner consent, after the hardware is qualified for that setting.

  2. 02

    Make installation repeatable

    Use installation records and follow-up reviews to improve wiring guidance, access and support. Expansion depends on resolving the issues found in the earlier work.

  3. 03

    Develop the service offering

    Decide how useful observations fit your maintenance plans, office workflow and customer relationship. Pricing, terms and kit allocations will be defined before a commercial program is offered.

We are gathering contractor interest while first-article work proceeds. Submitting a request starts a conversation; it does not reserve hardware or enroll your shop in an active deployment.

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A service model should fit the people using it.

Tell us about your equipment, your service work and what you would want to learn from a prototype evaluation.

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