Partnership /

Distribute & Monetize

Build it, package it, sell it as your own.

Conversational OS is the system you use to build, brand and price your own communication services, automate the commercial operation behind them, and grow accounts without growing the team that serves them.

The argument

Your offer, built on your terms.

An off-the-shelf UCaaS suite is a finished product an operator resells on the vendor’s terms: their packaging, their pricing logic, their brand a layer away. Conversational OS works as the operator’s own system. You decide the brand, the bundles, the pricing and the channel, and you build the offer your market wants rather than passing along someone else’s.

What it takes to run it as a business

Five ways you own the commercial side.

White-label, end to end.

Your brand on the apps, the portal and the experience. Customers see your company. The OS is the engine, and the product in the market is yours.

Package and price it your way.

Compose the offer à la carte: bundle the apps, tiers and services into the products your market wants, and set the pricing. Build different offers for different segments without waiting on anyone.

Automate the commercial operation.

Provisioning, user management and the running of the service are automated through the partner API, so onboarding a customer or scaling an account happens programmatically.

Let accounts grow themselves.

Your customers’ own admins self-serve the things that elsewhere mean a sales call or a support ticket: adding users, switching on a contact-center tier, enabling a CRM integration, ordering an eSIM.

Build your own channel.

A multi-tier reseller architecture lets you run sub-resellers beneath you, distributing through your own partners while you remain the platform underneath.

Why it matters to you

Margin you own, growth that scales.

Owning the commercial model changes the economics. You set the pricing and keep the margin instead of reselling on someone else’s terms. Automation and self-serve mean accounts grow without a matching rise in the cost to serve them, which is the gap most operators lose money in.

Proof

The self-serve is real, and we run on it.

The self-service is live today, in the admin portal operators’ customers already use to add users, services and lines without raising a ticket. Telavox runs its own multi-country operator on the same commercial system.

Nema, Faroe Islands

Voiceflex, UK

Tre, Sweden