A partner signs up. Then comes the paperwork. Impartner’s business is turning that awkward interval between enthusiasm and a sale into a process that can scale.
Four founders escaped a failing nonprofit app by productizing the one thing that worked: other people selling it. A decade later, their platform had 138,000-plus partners, 600-plus software customers, and a new owner - plus a playbook any SaaS team can test before buying the machinery.
Cameron Oliver inherited thousands of sponsorship promises and 45 days to make good on them. His spreadsheet rescue became Trak - a focused SaaS business built around one expensive idea: a sold asset is worthless if nobody remembers to deliver it.