Authorized Reseller Program

Give your clients more control after booking

Extend your offering with a platform that brings your accommodation clients’ tasks, responsibilities, deadlines, and evidence together. As an authorized reseller, you add approved Oprivia services to your offering, market them in your own name and for your own account, and administer the related end-customer mandates within the scope agreed in writing.

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A business professional reviews client-mandate documents in a serviced-apartment setting.
Eligibility

For Providers with Established Client Relationships

The partner program also serves booking platforms and hospitality software providers that want to offer approved Oprivia services to their accommodation clients. As an authorized reseller, you design and invoice your own client offering. End-customer mandates, the Oprivia service scope, technical integration, and support are assessed and documented in writing before launch. Providers using Oprivia only for their own operations are direct customers.

Collaboration Model

Three Roles, Clearly Separated

The partnership connects an established client relationship with controlled platform access. Marketing, platform provision, and operational responsibility remain clearly assigned.

Reseller rights are generally nonexclusive and nontransferable. The current program does not include sub-resellers or a white-label offering.

The Authorized Reseller

Designs its own client offering, independently determines prices and additional services, invoices in its own name, and administers only approved End Customer Mandates.

Oprivia

Provides the agreed platform services and grants the required approvals within its own area of responsibility. Support responsibilities and service boundaries are defined in writing.

The End Customer

Remains responsible for its operations, data, required mandates, and professional decisions and accepts the applicable end-customer, privacy, security, and platform-use terms.

Three connected but clearly separated architectural zones represent the reseller, Oprivia, and the End Customer.
Review and agreement path

From Initial Inquiry to Reseller Authorization

Submitting an inquiry does not establish a partnership. Oprivia reviews the business model, proposed customer segments, and organizational requirements before granting marketing or administrative rights.

01

Submit an Inquiry

Describe your company, target clients, established client relationships, and intended use of Oprivia.

02

Review the Business Model

We assess whether the offering, customer segments, and proposed allocation of responsibilities align with the reseller model and Oprivia’s current service scope.

03

Define Services and Mandates

Approved End Customers, territories, platform services, administration, support, brand use, and data processing are clearly defined.

04

Execute the Reseller Agreement

Rights, compensation, term, and termination are documented in writing. Oprivia may be marketed and provided only after authorization and within the approved scope.

Commercial Model

Independent pricing, clearly agreed platform compensation

The Authorized Reseller independently defines its offering and End Customer pricing and invoices customers in its own name. Compensation payable to Oprivia is agreed in writing before authorization.

Independent Client Offering:
The Authorized Reseller designs and prices its offering and invoices End Customers in its own name and for its own account.

Compensation Payable to Oprivia:
The separate written Reseller Agreement defines the calculation basis and billing cadence.

No Guaranteed Outcome:
Oprivia does not guarantee any particular margin, sales volume, or revenue.

Is Oprivia a Fit for Your Client Offering?

Describe your target clients, existing mandates, and how you intend to extend your offering with Oprivia. We will assess whether a reseller model is appropriate and identify the requirements that must be addressed before authorization.

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