A defined AI workstream
Add implementation capacity for one scoped feature. Your team leads the wider product; AIVETech owns the agreed engineering deliverables.
AIVETech Partner Program · Agencies & consultancies
Your client relationship.
Our AI engineering contribution.
Bring AIVETech in for a defined AI feature while your agency owns the wider product and client relationship.
Choose how we collaborate
White-label delivery
Discuss delivery under your agency’s brand. Agree confidentiality, attribution, client communication and repository ownership before work starts.
Further projects
Start with a single engagement. Scope later work separately according to fit and availability, with no minimum volume required to enquire.
Work that can be scoped
Retrieval over a defined document collection, an agent using approved product APIs, a document-processing workflow or the integration and evaluation work needed to move an AI prototype forward. Each workstream needs a clear owner and measurable acceptance criteria.
How to start a partnership
Share the product context, required functionality, existing stack, intended delivery window and who will review the work. Kartik reviews technical fit and availability before agreeing a proposal. There is no promise of unlimited capacity or a standing delivery team.
Milestones you can review
- Agree the workstream, deliverables, price, dependencies and exclusions.
- Define representative tests and acceptance criteria with the agency’s technical owner.
- Implement in reviewable increments at the agreed review cadence.
- Verify the functionality, document the work and hand over to the nominated owner.
- Deploy only with the agreed client or agency approval.
Repository and system access
Agree the repository, branch and review process before implementation. Prefer scoped access to development or staging environments. Credentials should use the agreed secure channel rather than the enquiry form. Production changes require explicit authorization.
Confidentiality and white-label arrangements
Confidentiality, white-label delivery, attribution, source-code ownership and end-client communication can be agreed in writing before access is granted. This page describes an available engagement model, not an existing partnership or certification.
Handover and scope changes
The proposal identifies source, configuration guidance, evaluation results and documentation to be handed over. New requirements are recorded with their effect on milestones and price before extra work starts. Warranty, maintenance and support are specified separately.
What your agency supplies
A technical decision maker, the relevant product and API documentation, authorized test data, repository access and timely review. Provider accounts, usage costs and client permissions must be clear before implementation.
Partner questions
Who is this program for?
Software agencies and consultancies with a client project that needs a defined AI engineering contribution and a technical owner who can review the work.
Does an enquiry create a partnership?
No. We first review fit and availability, then agree the commercial and delivery terms in writing. Access and implementation begin only after that agreement.
Can we keep ownership of the client relationship?
Yes, that is the proposed collaboration model. Agree who communicates with the end client, who approves changes and how AIVETech is represented before starting.
How are pricing and ongoing support handled?
Pricing follows the agreed workstream, dependencies and acceptance criteria. Support, maintenance and later projects are separate terms; there is no published fixed fee or delivery guarantee.
Inspect the work before discussing yours
Review Soil and the engineering evidence, or read the AI Feature Sprint scope. Soil is founder-built software; no agency client work or partnership results are implied.