Partnerships
Better together for the self-employed.
We work with selected organizations that provide small businesses with competent, transparent and long-term support.
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Motorica works with consultancies, networks and organizations that provide professional support to the self-employed and small businesses. The focus is on reliable collaboration, clear responsibilities and real benefits for the people we support together.
A partnership with Motorica does not mean automatic admission to a sales programme. We review each enquiry personally and discuss whether our target audiences, ways of working and quality standards are a good match.
Once both sides are satisfied, we agree on a clear framework for content, recommendations, data protection and communication. Financial terms may form part of this agreement, but they are not the purpose of the partnership.
Partnerships built on professional standards
We look for partners who know their audiences and can explain the reasons behind their recommendations. We only work together when Motorica meets the actual needs of the businesses they support.
- Proven work with self-employed individuals or small businesses
- Transparent and responsible advice
- Clear distinction between recommendation and professional advice
- Reliable contact people on both sides
- Willingness to exchange feedback regularly and review quality
What Motorica brings to the collaboration
Partners should be able to make an informed assessment of Motorica. Before approving a partnership, we provide a realistic introduction to the product, its intended users and the limits of the software.
- Personal introduction to the product and areas of application
- Clear information about features and limitations
- Direct contact for professional and organisational questions
- Materials for an accurate presentation to suitable customers
- A structured process for feedback from everyday use
- Clear coordination on changes affecting the people we both support
Who we seek as partners
We welcome organisations and professionals with established relationships with self-employed people and small businesses. Audience size alone is not a selection criterion.
- Start-up and business advisers
- Start-up centres and economic development agencies
- Professional associations, other associations and regional networks
- Digitalisation and process consultants for small businesses
- Organisations supporting international self-employed people
- Tax advisers and regulated professions, subject to a separate review
How we assess a potential partnership
We assess each enquiry individually. Alongside contacts and audience size, we consider professional expertise, relevance to the target audience and the proposed form of cooperation.
- Review the organisation, website and area of work
- Assess target audiences and specific use cases
- Discuss working methods and expectations in person
- Clarify legal requirements and professional obligations
- Document responsibilities, communication and quality standards
- Approve the partnership only once both sides agree
Quality comes before audience size
A partnership means more to us than sharing a link. Recommendations must meet actual needs, explain the relevant context and be transparent to prospective customers.
- No mass outreach or sales pressure
- Recommendations only where there is a clear professional fit
- Clear disclosure of the partnership
- No unsubstantiated performance or legal promises
- Data protection-compliant and documented processes
- Regular review of our work together
Specific requirements for regulated professions
For tax advisers and other regulated professions, we review the permitted framework separately. Professional independence and all professional obligations remain fully respected.
- Individual assessment rather than a standard model
- No interference with independent professional advice
- A clear distinction between software information and advice on individual cases
- Transparent documentation of the agreed partnership
- Approval only where the framework meets legal and professional requirements
How to prepare your request
Briefly describe your organisation, your target audiences and how you would like to work with us. We will review your information and contact you personally.
- Name the contact person and organization
- Specify website or public profile
- Describe target groups and field of activity
- Explain the idea and reason for the collaboration
- Arrange a personal introductory meeting after the review
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about partnerships
What does Motorica mean by a partnership?
A partnership is a carefully reviewed, long-term working relationship with clear quality standards. It helps us provide informed support to self-employed people and small businesses for whom Motorica is suitable.
Who can request a partnership?
Advisers, start-up centres, economic development agencies, associations, networks and other organisations with demonstrable experience of supporting self-employed people or small businesses can enquire.
Will every request be accepted?
No. An inquiry does not automatically lead to a partnership. We examine the target group, working method, public presence and the planned benefit for both sides.
Do I have to actively sell Motorica?
No. We do not expect aggressive marketing. Motorica should only be presented if the software fits the company's needs technically and practically.
How does the collaboration begin?
After a positive initial review, we arrange a personal conversation, demonstrate the product and discuss target audiences, responsibilities, communication and any specific legal requirements.
Are there financial terms?
If a remuneration model is appropriate professionally and legally, we set it out transparently in individual partnership terms after the review. The type and amount of remuneration are not selection criteria.
How does Motorica work with regulated professions?
For tax advisers and other regulated professions, we review a suitable framework separately. Professional obligations, independence and transparent communication take priority.
What information helps us assess your enquiry?
A website or public profile, a description of your target groups, concrete use cases and your idea of long-term cooperation are helpful.
Explore a partnership with Motorica
Do you provide professional support to self-employed people or small businesses? Send us an enquiry. We will personally assess whether a partnership is a good fit.