For partners

Partner with Accords.

The network grows by who plugs into it. Two paths in.

ART. IWho we work best with

We don't partner with companies still debating whether AI-driven action is real. We partner with the ones already moving.

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Already moving on agent-driven action.

You're not waiting for a standards body or a market report. You want your product reachable by agents — or agents acting on your platform — this year.

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Something real to plug in.

An API with teeth, a customer base, a platform, a vertical you own. Partnerships here are integrations, not logo swaps.

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Trust is the product you sell too.

Your customers expect actions in your system to be authorized, bounded, and provable. Agent traffic has to clear the same bar — every action scoped, receipted, revocable.

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Big enough to matter. Fast enough to ship.

Meaningful surface area, a real decision-maker, and a path to a live integration that doesn't run through a procurement-committee archaeology project.

Annex A · Connector builders

Build a connector. Reach our customers.

Products built on Accords put agents to work for real customers — booking travel, paying bills, moving money, filing paperwork. Every connector extends what those agents can do. Someone else's agent, your system: each action arrives typed, scoped, and authorized, inside a governed, receipted execution boundary. The agent never holds your credentials. Every action is logged. Every transaction is bounded.

Who this is for

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SaaS products with APIs.

If your product speaks in APIs, agents built on Accords can invoke it as a governed action.

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Vertical tools where permissions matter.

Refunds, scheduling, payments, communication, data access — anywhere end-user approval should happen before an action runs.

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Willing to be governed, not gated.

Accords enforces scopes, budgets, and receipts. That's the reason customers let an agent act in your product at all.

What connector builders get

Distribution into the customer base of products built on Accords
Standardized connector framework via ContractLane Protocol
Typed actions with policy, budget, and signed receipts handled by the platform
Credential isolation — you never hold the customer's vault secrets
Annex B · Architecture

Architecture partners.

You've seen what Accords is building. If you're thinking about deploying it at a scale the connector path doesn't describe — embedding it inside your own architecture, bringing it to your own customer base, or something we haven't mapped yet — tell us what you have in mind.