A portal that looks like your CRM
Experience Cloud pages inherit Salesforce’s shape. A partner who touches your product once a month is asked to learn an enterprise CRM to register one deal.
Airstride runs your partner program on top of the Salesforce you already have. Two-way sync keeps every registered deal in the CRM, and your partners get a portal that was designed for them.
The data model is right, and that is why Salesforce stays. The partner-facing side is the part that costs you deals.
Experience Cloud pages inherit Salesforce’s shape. A partner who touches your product once a month is asked to learn an enterprise CRM to register one deal.
Adding a field to the registration form or changing a tier rule joins the Salesforce backlog behind revenue-team work. Partner programs rarely win that queue.
Partner and community licences scale with the size of your channel. Going from 40 partners to 400 becomes a procurement conversation before it becomes revenue.
Four steps, read-only until you approve the diff. Your Salesforce org keeps running exactly as it does today.
A read-only connection to your current PRM, CRM, or a CSV export. Nothing changes on day one.
Partners, tiers, deals, and content are mapped to Airstride objects automatically. You review only the edge cases.
A side-by-side diff of every record. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Cutover in one session. Partner logins are re-issued automatically and history stays searchable.
The things teams ask before they commit to a date.
Talk to us about your setupNo. Salesforce stays your system of record. Airstride syncs both ways, so registered deals, partner accounts and close dates land in the same objects your revenue team already reports on.
Book a demo and we will connect a sandbox and map a sample of your partners live on the call.