Where partners organize everything — visual-first.
The partner's main workspace. Configuration forms gave way to a visual editor: more options, more differentiation, and no dev support needed to personalize the platform.
Payments, charges and partner clients — readable at a glance.
Partners needed clarity on the money side: what was paid, what was pending, which client held which license. The redesign collapses that into a single, calm surface.
Two new tools, built alongside the redesign.
Beyond improving what existed, the project opened room for two new surfaces that weren't possible in the legacy panel — a partner lead hub and a whitelabel materials editor.
The ERP the partner's clients use every day — modern, and customizable.
This is what the partner sells. Rebuilt from the information architecture up — wireframed first — and now flexible enough for each partner to shape it to their brand.
The end-customer checkout, aligned to the new identity.
With the dashboard rebuilt, the PDV had to follow — consistent patterns all the way from the partner's workspace to the moment a sale closes.
What shipped.
- 01Onboarding built from scratch — new leads reach the product faster and experience more of it.
- 02Stronger engagement from existing partners, with a panel that feels modern and trustworthy again.
- 03License management simplified — payments, charges and partner clients now readable at a glance.
- 04Whitelabel customization expanded — partners can truly make the product their own.
- 05Two new modules shipped: an internal sales tool and a whitelabel materials editor.
- 06Dashboard and PDV redesigned — the two most-used surfaces of the system.


