Partner Agreement Framework
A transparent negotiation checklist—not a draft contract and not a partner appointment.
Owner: Rabie-Abdollah Macbahi · Updated: 17 July 2026
This page explains the subjects that a qualified candidate and AttestLayer must settle before live distribution. It is not an agreement, order, signature page, commitment to contract, or grant of partner status. The final relationship exists only in the specific document executed by the applicable parties.
Partner model and customer ownership
Who contracts with the downstream buyer, who supports that buyer, and which party owns each communication and obligation.
Approved claims and branding
The exact product description, permitted samples and marks, and any expressly enabled co-branding or white-label right.
Commercial terms
Price, currency, taxes, payment timing, invoicing, compensation, reporting, renewal, cancellation, and any refund or service remedy.
Scope and volume
Eligible Buyer Review Pack scope, number of separate reviews, start timing, capacity, and any authenticated integration.
Security and privacy
Authorized data, roles, subprocessors, retention, locations, security contacts, incident handling, and any required DPA.
Support and risk allocation
Support channels, operating targets, exclusions, warranties, liability, indemnity, suspension, termination, and governing law.
Non-negotiable public boundary
No partner may represent AttestLayer output as an audit, certification, legal opinion, independent verification of every supplied claim, security assessment, compliance approval, or buyer-acceptance guarantee. Unsupported requirements remain visible, and package verification proves integrity and receipt authenticity only.
Order of precedence
For a qualified partner service, the executed agreement and incorporated order documents control. Public website summaries do not create commercial entitlements that are absent from those documents.
Related: website terms, privacy, security, and qualification.