Kissflow awards Middle East Business Partners with Tesla Model 3

Kissflow awards Middle East Business Partners with Tesla Model 3 to help Middle East sales organizations tap into the $50 billion low-code market, Kissflow has announced an innovative new partner program. The program offers unrivaled commission and rebate potential, unlimited access to world-class training programs, and the flexibility to support the go-to-market model the partners prefer. The company made the announcement at its first annual Partners Summit held at Dubai’s iconic Burj Al Arab hotel, organized by GEC Media Group, UAE, was attended by 65 channel executives.

The company also announced that it will award the iconic Tesla Model 3 to sales organizations that meet their 12-month sales targets. Kissflow CEO Suresh Sambandam, who made headlines last year by presenting senior executives with new BMW 5 Series cars to mark the company’s 10th anniversary, said, ““At Kissflow, we have an unparalleled appreciation for our employees and partners and have therefore shattered the restrictive structure of traditional partner programs. Following meticulous market research, we have designed our new program to maximise partner profitability by offering the region’s most lucrative rewards. Backed by our powerful and intuitive Low-code Platform, this enables partners to rapidly cater to the region’s growing demand for digital transformation, customised enterprise app development and process automation – all while reaping the highest margins.”

While other providers tie rewards and benefits into a rigid tier system that requires significant time and capital investment from partners, Kissflow instead tailors the program to each partner’s unique needs and ambitions. Kissflow is the only provider that offers commissions not only on the initial sale, but also on annual renewals. Partners who register with Kissflow have unlimited, free access to the provider’s world-class training resources, helping them quickly build their skill set. At the request of partners, the company also organizes special personal training courses. “The benefits of our program aren’t in any way tied to the number of trained resources a partner has. In fact, we have intentionally avoided creating certifications while still investing heavily to provide our partners with all the resources they need to develop the highest levels of technical competency in the area of Low-code,” said Sambandam.