How do I become a MyOperator technology partner?

How do I become a MyOperator technology partner?

Apply via the Technology Partner form or email partnership@myoperator.co. Complete onboarding, use sandbox & API docs to build and test your integration, pass verification, and go live. Co-marketing and directory listing are optional after go-live.


Quick summary (1 line)

Apply → Onboarding call → Get sandbox & docs → Build & test → Verify → Go live → (Optional) Co-market.


Who should apply

  • Registered companies (SaaS, CRM, telephony/PBX/IVR vendors).
  • Integrations that add value to MyOperator (lead routing, CTI, analytics, CRM sync).
  • Teams able to dedicate at least one technical contact for onboarding and testing.

Prerequisites (what we’ll ask for)

  • Company name, legal entity and invoicing contact.
  • Short integration brief (what you’ll integrate: auth, webhooks, API endpoints).
  • Primary technical contact (name, email, Slack/Teams preferred).
  • Target timeline and a staging/test environment (recommended but optional).

Step-by-step: How to join (detailed)

  1. Apply (Start)
    • Fill the Technology Partner form on the MyOperator partner page or email: partnership@myoperator.co.
    • Include: company name, website, short integration description, technical contact, and preferred go-live month.
  2. Onboarding call (30–45 min)
    • A partner manager schedules a call to align goals, confirm prerequisites, and share the success criteria.
  3. Get developer resources
    • You will receive: sandbox credentials, API docs, example requests/responses, webhook specs, and IP/URL allowlist details.
  4. Implement & test
    • Implement authentication, required API endpoints, and webhook handlers. Use the sandbox for end-to-end testing.
    • Recommended test checks:
      • Auth / token lifecycle
      • Webhook signature verification
      • E.164 phone number formatting
      • Retry logic for transient failures
  5. Example webhook payload (copy-paste for your test harness):{ "event_type": "call.connected", "call_id": "abc123", "from": "+919876543210", "to": "+911234567890", "timestamp": "2025-07-24T12:34:56Z", "metadata": { "lead_id": "lead_987" }}
  6. Sandbox verification
    • Share test logs and sample requests/responses with the partner manager. MyOperator will run verification tests to confirm integration behavior.
  7. Production go-live
    • After verification, production credentials are issued and a short monitoring window is scheduled to confirm stability.
  8. Post-go-live: listing & co-marketing (optional)
    • Eligible partners may be listed in the MyOperator Partner Directory and considered for joint promotion (case study, blog, newsletter).

Success criteria (what success looks like)

  • Integration passes sandbox verification tests.
  • Production creds issued and live traffic delivered for the agreed monitoring window.
  • No critical errors for the agreed acceptance period (typically 48–72 hours).

Common edge cases & troubleshooting

  • Webhook not delivered: check allowlist, firewall, and HTTPS certificate chain; confirm retries and idempotency.
  • Signature validation fails: confirm HMAC secret, header name, and timezone/clock skew.
  • Auth 401/403: check token scope and expiry; refresh tokens if required.
  • Phone formatting mismatch: ensure phone numbers use E.164.
    When contacting support, include: sandbox account ID, timestamps, sample payload(s), and request IDs.

Support & escalation

  • Partnership & onboarding: partnership@myoperator.co (include company name + integration brief).
  • Developer support: dev support channel provided after onboarding (ticket system or Slack/Teams link).
  • Urgent escalations: request the partner manager on the onboarding call to open an incident.

Typical timeline (examples)

  • Apply → Onboarding call: 1–7 business days.
  • Build & test: 2–8 weeks (depends on scope).
  • Verification & go-live: 1–5 business days after tests pass.


Suggested visuals & accessibility

  • Onboarding flow diagram (4 steps: Apply → Onboard → Build/Test → Go live).
    • Alt text: “Partner onboarding flow: Apply, Onboarding call, Build & Test, Go live.”
  • Sandbox API screenshot showing a sample cURL request/response and the webhook test page.
    • Caption + alt text provided for each image.

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