What to include
- The kinds of teams you serve
- Expected working language
- The offer you sell or are preparing
- What your team wants to keep
- The work you may hand off
Partner brief
Bring the context. Keep secrets elsewhere.
Introduce your practice and the proposed handoff in a short, non-sensitive brief - we check fit before anything is promised.
Never send
- Passwords or codes
- Tenant secrets
- Sensitive client access
- Unnecessary personal data
What happens next
- Your brief is reviewed for fit - client profile, working language, and the handoff you are proposing.
- A good match leads to a short conversation to confirm scope and boundaries, not a sales pitch.
Prefer to write directly? contact@mspwhitelabel.ca
Background on a bilingual Canadian IT practice: Mirage (mirageinfo.ca).
Scope a bilingual partner launch
Describe your practice, target client profile, expected language, and the work you may hand off. The first step is to confirm fit and boundaries.