Separated partner paths

Interest survey for a future EBill partner programme.

Regulated professionals may only provide non-binding, uncompensated feedback on the planned introduction route. Non-regulated businesses may register interest in a later, separately governed affiliate application.

Current status: There is currently no enrolment, attribution, compensation, settlement or payout. Every inquiry is reviewed manually and creates neither cooperation nor authority to represent or bind EBill.

Which route fits your role?

Two routes, no mixing

Route A · Feedback

Regulated professional

Strictly uncompensated: no compensation or other benefit for an introduction, contact, order or revenue.

  • for tax advisers and other regulated professionals;
  • non-binding feedback on the offer and uncompensated introduction route;
  • no endorsement, approval, joint practice or authority to represent;
  • before any client introduction: documented client request or consent in text form.
Professional feedback not yet activated

Route B · Interest phase

Commercial affiliate interest

For suitable non-regulated businesses only. This is not affiliate enrolment and makes no compensation promise.

  • manual eligibility review before any possible enrolment;
  • no self-referral, purchased lists or unsolicited outreach;
  • no misleading compliance, software or certification statements;
  • contract, attribution, compensation, settlement and payout remain later separate approvals.
Affiliate interest not yet activated

Both email inquiry routes will be activated only after professional and operational approval.

What happens after an inquiry

Three manual checks

1. Inspect intake

Subject, role and data boundary are checked manually. Unexpected attachments or third-party data stop the process.

2. Assign the route

Regulated professionals remain in the uncompensated feedback route. Commercial interest is recorded only as a future application.

3. Reply in writing

The response can confirm only the next review step. There is no automatic enrolment, attribution or compensation.

Your own details are enough

  • organisation and your own business contact details
  • role or profession
  • short question or non-confidential context

Do not send

  • no customer or client data
  • no invoices, XML, files or attachments
  • no passwords or access data
  • no third-party contact details without documented consent