For channel partners

You already have the relationship. We have what their business needs.

Your clients have been telling you about the same problems for years. Cash tied up in unpaid invoices, an insurance bill that lands all at once, good people leaving over money. You make one introduction. We do the work. Everyone comes out better, including you.

YOU BRING The relationship WE BRING The tools they need One introduction We do the work Onboarding, setup and support. You stay the advisor. YOU GET Ongoing payments and a stronger relationship YOUR CLIENT GETS A business that runs better
Why this works

You have been watching these businesses struggle with this for years.

You know which client is waiting on a customer to pay, and which one loses good people every spring. Until now there was nothing to do about it but sympathize, because the tools that fix it were built for companies ten times the size.

It makes your advice actionable

You have been telling clients to fix their cash timing for years. Now there is something behind the advice instead of just the advice.

It costs your client nothing to consider

The tools for their team are free to the business. The tools for the business are quoted up front. No client ends up annoyed that you sent them.

It does not touch what you already sell

We are not another vendor competing for the same budget. We sit next to what you do rather than across from it.

We work with

Insurance brokersPremium finance you control, plus tools your clients never thought to ask you for.
CPAs and accounting firmsThe cash flow fix behind advice you have been giving for years.
Payroll companiesTeam tools that run on the system you already operate.
Trade associationsA member offer that solves a real problem rather than another discount.
Benefits brokersSomething for the clients who cannot carry a health plan.
What you can bring them

Six products that fix the three things making these businesses fragile.

Cash that arrives too late, people who leave over money they could not find, and health problems that turn into lost weeks. Your client ends up with steadier cash, a team that stays, and fewer emergencies landing on their desk.

For the business
For their team

This fits hardest in labor-intensive businesses of roughly five to five hundred people, where payroll is the largest operating cost.

Construction and tradesTransportationStaffing ManufacturingField serviceSecurity
What the partnership asks of you

An introduction, when it feels right.

Nothing operationalNo software to learn, no process to change, nobody to hire.
You stay in frontYou remain the advisor. We work in the background and keep you informed.
It fits the conversations you already haveNot a new product category you have to go and sell.
We work with the tools they already useTheir payroll, their agent, their accountant. Nothing gets replaced or switched.
If you already offer one of these, we take it off the table.

We are not here to displace what you sell. If you write premium finance, or already provide something we offer, that product comes off everything we put in front of your clients and yours stays the offering. We also do not sell insurance and never touch your client's coverage.

After the introduction

You are lending us your reputation, so here is what your client experiences.

  1. A founder calls, usually the same day Inside 24 hours, and the call comes from a founder rather than a call center.
  2. Thirty minutes, and it is not a pitch Nothing to prepare and no documents to gather. Products come up only once we understand how the business runs and where the money pinches.
  3. A straight answer on fit We recommend only what fits. If nothing does, we say so and tell you why. A no from us still leaves you looking like the advisor who sent a straight shooter.
  4. Live in days, not months Factoring funds inside the first week or two. Team tools connect to payroll in a couple of days. Virtual Healthcare is self serve in minutes.
  5. You stay in the loop We tell you when your client goes live, program by program, and you get a statement once payouts start. The client stays yours throughout, and you tend to hear from them about what changed before you hear it from us.
What you earn

You get paid for the introduction. Then you keep getting paid.

Most referral programs hand you a fee once and forget you. Ours pays two ways, and the recurring side keeps paying for years while your client stays live. We go through the actual numbers in the first conversation, and they are usually the first thing partners want to talk about.

Two ways, and the first one keeps paying.

Ongoing

A share of the profit, every month

Paid for years, not once. The longer your client stays, the more one introduction is worth.

One time

A flat fee per client onboarded

Paid once, for each client who comes on board. You know the number before you send anyone.

First payout inside 30 daysOf your client going live. No negotiation and no fine print.
Your terms are lockedIf the program changes later, every client you already sent stays on the terms you signed under.
Nothing to buy or licenseNo fee to participate, no minimum volume, no exclusivity.
A statement every monthYou see what each client generated and when it paid.

Rates and terms depend on the product and on how your business operates, and the full details are covered in the first conversation. Nothing here is a surprise later.

What channel partners ask first.

What does this actually ask of me?

Introductions, and that is the whole ask. We handle onboarding, setup, activation and ongoing support. There is no software for your firm to learn, no process to change and nobody to hire.

How are partners paid?

Two ways. A share of the profit on the tools your client's team uses, paid monthly for years while they stay live, and a flat fee for each client who comes on board. First payout lands within 30 days of go live, and the terms you sign under are the terms you keep. We go through the actual numbers in the first conversation.

What can I refer clients for today?

All six products. Factoring and premium finance are funding now, and we are actively having conversations on the pay access tools so clients are set up and ready to enroll the day each one goes live. There is no reason to hold an introduction back.

Do you compete with what I already sell?

No. If you already provide something we offer, that product comes off everything we put in front of your clients and yours stays the offering. We also do not sell insurance and never touch your client's coverage.

What size businesses is this for?

It works hardest for labor-intensive businesses with roughly 5 to 500 people, where payroll is the largest operating cost. That is where the difference is most obvious. It is not a limit though. We have the products to serve larger and smaller businesses, and if a client falls outside that range it is worth asking rather than assuming.

How do I know which of my clients fit?

If they invoice other businesses and wait to get paid, or they run an hourly crew with turnover, they fit. Construction and trades, transportation, staffing, manufacturing, field service and security are where we see it most, but the pattern matters more than the industry. The first conversation is where we go through your client base and pick a starting point.

Let us show you what this would do for your clients.

Tell us about your firm and the businesses you look after. We will go through which of your clients this helps, what it changes for them, and exactly what you earn on it.

Nothing to prepare, and nothing to commit to.

Patch Systems does not sell insurance, and no compensation under the channel partner program is in any way based on or contingent upon the purchase, placement, or renewal of insurance.