Partner and reseller program
The OccuPros safety partner and reseller program
An application-based program for safety consultants, trainers, insurance professionals and aligned service partners that want to refer or resell eligible OccuPros systems, training and resources. The eligible-offer schedule states the availability of each offer, because some services are limited by license and geography and others are delivered by arrangement. Partners may only market an offer within the availability stated for it. The eligible-offer schedule names availability with each offer, because some services are Texas only, some are coordinated through verified partners, and some are still being built.
Application only, with the standard scope published here · Final fit confirmed before work begins · Program administered remotely nationwide
Published starting investment
Application only
Eligible offers, attribution, territory, payment timing and commission terms are stated in the written agreement after approval.
Applications open
- Approved offers
- Attribution rules
- Written economics
A channel works only when scope and accountability stay visible.
The program is built to expand reach without allowing unsupported claims, hidden financial relationships or confusion about who delivers the work and who owns the client relationship.
Partner qualification
Audience, capability, reputation, conflicts and service fit reviewed before approval.
Eligible-offer list
The agreement names what may be referred or resold and what remains direct-only.
Attribution rules
Lead registration, term, exclusions and duplicate handling documented in advance.
Disclosure standard
Required language for clearly and conspicuously disclosing material connections, which include payment, free or discounted products, and business, family or personal relationships.
Approved messaging
Scope-accurate copy and assets that preserve OccuPros service boundaries.
Written economics
Commission, payment trigger, timing, reversals and territory stated in the signed agreement.
Standard scope
| Commercial item | What the standard scope covers |
|---|---|
| Implementation | Application, review, approved-offer list, messaging, disclosure rules and signed partner agreement. |
| Ongoing service | Partner support and reporting under the eligibility, attribution and payment rules in the agreement. |
| Outside standard scope | Automatic acceptance, public commission promises, authority to bind OccuPros, unsupported claims and undisclosed paid endorsements. |
The boundary, stated plainly
Partners may not promise scope, results, credentials or availability beyond approved materials. Any material connection must be disclosed clearly and conspicuously. Under the FTC Endorsement Guides at 16 CFR 255.5, a material connection is not only payment. It includes commission, free or discounted products or seats, early access, and business, family or personal relationships.
Qualified channels with written rules
Grow reach while keeping claims, attribution, and accountability controlled.
The program is application-based because safety services should not be represented by an unrestricted affiliate link. OccuPros reviews the proposed audience, capabilities, delivery model, reputation, conflicts, and offer fit; then documents which offers may be referred or resold and how the relationship must be described.
Apply and describe the use case
Provide organization details, audience, capabilities, proposed offers, geography, delivery model, and any existing relationship that could affect the review.
Complete fit and risk review
Evaluate service alignment, reputation, conflicts, messaging, client ownership expectations, delivery responsibilities, and the support the partner will need.
Sign the operating agreement
Document eligible offers, attribution, territory, approved claims, disclosures, economics, payment trigger, reversals, data handling, and termination rights.
Refer or resell with oversight
Register eligible opportunities, use approved materials, make required disclosures, preserve scope boundaries, and report activity under the agreed cadence.
Inside the operating model
The channel is designed around trust that can be audited.
Applications are open, but acceptance is not automatic and public commission promises are intentionally excluded. Commercial terms are issued only in an approved written agreement.
Offer and message control
The approved-offer list states what may be presented, who delivers it, and which scope, price, availability, credential, or outcome claims are permitted. Partners cannot expand the promise on their own.
Attribution and economics
Lead registration, duplicate handling, attribution term, commission trigger, payment timing, reversals, territory, and exclusions are written before a transaction depends on them.
Disclosure and quality oversight
Required material-relationship language, approved assets, monitoring, complaint routing, data handling, and corrective action protect the customer and both organizations as the channel grows.
Inputs, outputs, and decision boundaries
Know what has to go in, and what a successful handoff looks like.
What the application should explain
- Organization, principals, audience, and relevant capabilities
- Proposed referral or reseller model and customer experience
- Offers of interest, expected geography, and likely volume
- Existing conflicts, overlapping services, and client ownership needs
- Marketing channels, disclosure method, and support expectations
What an approved partner receives
- Written eligible-offer and responsibility schedule
- Approved scope-accurate messaging and disclosure rules
- Lead registration and attribution process
- Commercial terms, payment events, and reporting cadence
- Support, quality review, issue, and termination routes
Discovery focus: the right partner can explain its audience, customer experience, service role, disclosure method, and desired offer set. The agreement follows the approved model; it does not invent one after leads arrive.
A useful next step
Get the standard scope in writing.
Share the sites, the intended management-system scope, your certification target date, and the point where the current system breaks down. We will confirm fit or explain the difference before work begins.
How activation works
Confirm fit
We verify the stated scope, users, sites, source data and any work that depends on a third party.
Lock the scope
You receive the eligible offers, boundaries, responsibilities, commission terms and payment timing in writing before activation.
Build and validate
We set up the partner record and lead registration, confirm the approved-offer list and the required disclosure language, and clear anything that would block the first referral.
Launch and maintain
Ownership, update cadence and support routes are documented so the work stays current after launch.
Common questions
Who can apply?
Safety consultants, trainers, insurance professionals, equipment partners and other organizations with a credible employer audience and a service model that fits OccuPros scope and values.
Are commission rates public?
No. Eligible offers, attribution rules, payment timing, territory and commission terms are stated in the written partner agreement after approval.
What disclosure is required?
Partners must clearly and conspicuously disclose any material connection when recommending an OccuPros offer. Under 16 CFR 255.5 that includes commission or payment, free or discounted products or seats, and business, family or personal relationships. The agreement includes disclosure language and monitoring expectations based on the FTC Endorsement Guides. Update the matching text in the FAQPage JSON-LD block as well.
Sources and further reading
- FTC's Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking (guidance on 16 CFR Part 255). Add a second source link to the rule itself at https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-255 and update the citation name in the JSON-LD to match. Official guidance on clear disclosure of material relationships, including affiliate arrangements.
Links go to the primary source rather than our summary of it. The OSHA material is free to read. ISO 45001 itself is a purchased standard, so the ISO link goes to the official listing where you can confirm the current edition and its amendment and read the free preview. We describe requirements in general terms; this is not legal advice or a determination of what any regulation requires of your organization.
See whether the standard scope fits.
Tell us what you are running today and where it breaks. We will confirm the published scope or explain what needs to change before any charge or work begins.
Or call (469) 746-4040.
Catalog listing for this service: Safety Partner and Reseller Program. Scope and price are confirmed per engagement.
