HR Consultants, Freelance Coaches,
Professional Trainers
Stay relevant to your clients between projects
You do great work. But when a project ends, momentum often fades until the next piece of work begins. Staying present can mean inventing extra touchpoints or taking on more delivery.
Avertri helps your clients run better 1:1s and reviews week to week, with less prep and better follow-through. It keeps the value of your work present in day-to-day conversations, without adding to your workload.
How the partnership works
Step 1
Introduce Avertri where it genuinely fits
You recommend Avertri to clients who want better manager capability, better 1:1s, and more consistent reviews.
Step 2
Clients choose to pay for it directly
There is no pressure and no awkwardness. If it helps them, they subscribe. If it does not, they do not.
Step 3
You earn recurring income without delivery
You receive a recurring share of licence fees for clients you introduce. We handle the platform, support and ongoing product delivery.
What your clients get
Avertri improves the weekly moments that matter most in people development, without creating extra admin.
- Better prepared 1:1s with clear talking points and less prep time
- More effective reviews that are evidence based, consistent, and easier to run
- Follow-through between conversations so actions stay visible and progress is easier to track
- Support for managers and employees grounded in goals, notes, and real context
What you get as a partner
A commercially sensible way to stay part of your clients' week-to-week world, without adding delivery or inventing extra touchpoints.
- Recurring partner share on the licences you introduce
- No implementation burden, we support onboarding and product enablement
- Strengthens your relationship by reinforcing the frameworks and training you already deliver
- Scales with your client base without scaling your diary
Curious whether this fits how you work with clients?
If it is a fit, we will show you how it works and how to introduce it naturally. If it is not, no hard feelings. You will still leave with a useful perspective.
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