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Partners

 

Diversify. Expand. Grow.

Billhighway’s Pathway Partner Program delivers more value to you and your customers.

How Does the Pathway Partner Program Work?

As a Billhighway partner, you’ll be offering your customers cloud-based financial management solutions designed specifically for associations and nonprofits. Our Enterprise and Connect solutions drive a new revenue stream to your business and at the same time help your clients improve their financial health and focus more time on doing good.

Billhighway’s revenue model is based on subscription pricing and transaction fees, growing initial and ongoing sales opportunities for our partners. Full partner programs show and provide value with rapid onboarding and sell through. As part of our Pathway Partner Program, your client’s benefit from the following:

Low Risk and High Return

  • Delivers a significant increase in available cash, 5-10%
  • No upfront costs
  • Less than 12-month ROI
  • Protects your client’s reputation and reduces the risk of fraud

Leverage Existing Investments

  • Enables better use of technology vendors and partners
  • Serves as a catalyst for positive organizational change
  • Operates with the tools of a successful for-profit enterprise
  • Benefit from continuous improvement and product releases

Meet a Few of Our Partners

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ONE, TWO, THREE – SELL!

Billhighway’s financial management solutions are a game-changing sell. We want to help you break the ice with your customers.

Who Needs Us?

Think about your clients. Which ones are struggling to manage financials? Which ones have experienced fraud? Which ones are so busy with accounting issues that they don’t have time to focus on what they do best? Anyone come to mind?

What’s Their Pain Point?

For each client, consider how Billhighway’s financial management solution relieves the pain they are feeling. How will our product integrate with existing systems to alleviate concerns about cash flow, donation or membership dues, a shortage of time, or fears about financial reporting required by nonprofit boards?