Sales history
How a deal moved from first conversation to won or lost.
CRM records · Salesforce · HubSpotMaryah partner programme
Help your clients earn from the business data they already have. You make the introduction. Maryah handles the data licensing process. You share in the earnings.
For M&A advisers, accountants, private equity firms and trusted business advisers.
Your earning potential
From 5 successful introductions
Illustrative, not guaranteed. Assumes each introduction leads to completed licensing sales. An introduction alone does not earn a payment.
Built around relationships you already have
A business can explore licensing its existing records without selling the company. Bring a useful conversation to owners before, during or after an M&A process.
An owner you advise has years of sales history and support records. You introduce them; Maryah assesses whether the data could qualify.
Keep confidentiality obligations and any live transaction restrictions in mind.
What are you introducing them to?
Years of everyday business activity can be useful to AI buyers. Think of the question, the steps taken and the result—not just a list of names.
How a deal moved from first conversation to won or lost.
CRM records · Salesforce · HubSpotWhat a customer asked, how the team responded and what fixed it.
Support tickets · Zendesk · IntercomThe discussions, documents and steps behind getting work done.
Work email · Slack · Shared documentsThe company chooses what to share. Identifying details and sensitive fields are reviewed before licensing. No passwords or access to live systems.
See the page your clients will useSimple from the first introduction
Discuss the fit and sign the partner agreement. Then get access to the Maryah portal and your personal referral links.
Share your link or introduce the owner directly. Help them review the licensing agreement and submit sample data.
Maryah coordinates the assessment and licensing process. Your advance is triggered by sample approval, with future earnings governed by your agreement.
Your Maryah partner portal
Follow companies, contacts and recorded actions in one place. Unique links carry your referral code; direct introductions can be added manually.
External milestones may need manual confirmation. A link click is not proof of a signed agreement.
Before you refer a client
Start with established businesses with around 20 or more employees and a history of activity in tools such as a CRM, support desk or shared documents. They need the rights to license what they share. Fit depends on the data—not just company size.
No. You make the introduction and help the business take the next steps. Maryah guides the company through assessment, preparation and licensing. Do not send client files or confidential records without the company’s permission.
The company’s team typically spends approximately two hours on the process, although this varies. Maryah handles packaging, anonymization, buyer conversations, negotiation and delivery.
The slider multiplies your number of introductions by an illustrative $25,000 in total earnings per successful introduction. This is a scenario, not a verified historical average or a fixed referral fee. It assumes every introduction produces licensing sales sufficient to earn that amount; some introductions may earn nothing. Actual earnings depend on sample approval, completed sales and your partner agreement. The upfront advance is part of total earnings, not added on top.
The programme provides a $2,500 advance when an attributed company’s sample data is approved by Troveo. You earn 5% of Troveo net sales from that company, with the advance credited against those future earnings. Timing and eligibility are set out in the signed partner agreement.
Licensing is not a sale of the business or its original records. The company reviews the prepared dataset and the proposed licensing terms. Permitted uses and what happens when a licence ends are set out in the agreement.
Yes. Add a direct introduction in your partner portal so Maryah can review and record the attribution. Include the company and contact details. Do this promptly rather than relying on memory after a deal progresses.
Yes. Each company is assessed separately, with its own permissions, milestones and commercial outcome. Discuss any existing client obligations or professional referral rules with us before you begin.
Start with a conversation
Tell us about your firm and the companies you work with. We’ll explain the partnership, the terms and the next steps.