Partners

There is no reseller channel and no partner program. Here is who is actually involved.

Discence, the platform underneath

Crediteris is the credit-specific part: curriculum, case library, competency framework and assessment bank. Discence is the platform that delivers it.

The split is deliberate. The platform carries nothing that only makes sense for credit, and the curriculum does not depend on platform details.

Crediteris owns
27 modules, 8 domains, 4 levels, 8 pathways, 7 cases, 14 tools.
Discence owns
Courses, enrolment, assessments, reporting, roles and administration.
What this means for you
One contract, one invoice. You are not integrating two vendors.

Your own learning system

If your institution already runs a learning system, Crediteris is designed to hand it SCORM or LTI rather than compete with it.

No runtime is built.

SCORM and LTI delivery is specified and priced at $25,000. It cannot be demonstrated today.

Who you need on your side

Credit content owner
Supplies your policy values: minimum debt service coverage, risk scale, memo template, approval limits.
Identity engineer
Wires single sign-on and maps assertions to the four roles.
Learning-system administrator
Receives the SCORM or LTI package, if you deliver through your own system.
Project lead
Owns the schedule and decides when a cohort starts.

Implementation costs $65,000 once and assumes these four people are available. It is the main reason a deployment slips.

Subject-matter experts and translation

A credit curriculum needs practising lenders to review it and a qualified translator to carry the terminology, not the words.

We state that as a requirement of the work. We do not publish a roster of experts, because naming people who have not agreed is the same error as inventing a customer.

Why there is no partner program

There is no reseller, referral or channel program, and no partner logos on this page. We publish none for the same reason we publish no customer logos.

If you want to resell or embed Crediteris, write to us. The answer today is a conversation, not a signed programme.