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Partners & Installers

Choose the responsibility you can complete. Make one deployment cleanly real.

IOC separates relationship, property activation, qualified field work, platform activation, and proof so each completed contribution remains visible, attributable, and compensable.

A trusted introduction may open the property. An activation partner may carry the owner and project path. A qualified field partner makes the approved installation physical. IOC defines the application, hardware, pricing, activation, identity, operating record, and continuity. One person may carry several approved responsibilities, but each responsibility must still be completed and recorded.

Introduce Your Role Referral-Only Path

Field principle: IOC does not replace skilled people or specialized controls. It gives every completed responsibility a clear place inside one coherent property activation.

Choose the work, not a vague title

Which responsibility can you actually carry to completion?

A role becomes real when its required facts, actions, evidence, and handoff are complete. One participant may carry several approved roles, but an introduction, an activation, a field installation, and IOC activation remain different responsibilities.

Relationship connector

Introduce the responsible owner, manager, board, portfolio, or institution and register the property burden and attribution.

Complete when: the authorized relationship is opened and the next responsible contact is clear.

Property activation partner

Carry authorized property facts, owner communication, access, scheduling, coordination, milestone follow-through, and closeout.

Complete when: the owner path and activation record are closed cleanly.

Qualified field partner

Perform the approved survey, trade work, installation, testing, labeling, restoration, photographs, and truthful field return.

Complete when: the physical point is safely installed, restored, documented, and ready for activation.

IOC / platform activation

Define the approved application, hardware, firmware, pricing, customer terms, identity, operating policy, activation, evidence record, and continuity support.

Complete when: the governed responsibility is activated, named, verified, and entered into the continuing operating record.

The governing boundary: field participants return facts and complete approved responsibilities. IOC retains the canonical architecture, application approval, product definition, pricing, customer terms, identity rules, activation, and canonical operating record. Partners do not independently redefine technical scope, savings claims, certification status, utility value, or customer promises.

What partners can deploy

Start with one bounded project class you can complete cleanly.

The physical form changes, but the field discipline remains the same: approved scope, correct trade boundary, truthful installation, local restoration, usable evidence, and clean closeout.

Circuit-level

Lighting and suitable hardwired loads

Selected garages, parking areas, hallways, exterior lighting, pumps, heaters, or other panel-served responsibilities where ratings, protection, code, and scope are appropriate.

Controller + zone

Irrigation and distributed low-voltage boundaries

Compatible valves, zones, controllers, pumps, cellular gateway, complete local schedules, authorized field access, testing, and portfolio-ready records.

Recovery

Selected devices that repeatedly need a reset

Routers, gateways, readers, intercoms, cameras, controllers, payment systems, chargers, and other suitable support equipment requiring a defined interruption, restoration, and verification event.

Evidence-first

Monitoring and diagnostic boundaries

Baseline, runtime, current, energy, schedule, service, or operating history used to target maintenance and decide whether a larger intervention is justified.

Polished 3D illustration of four compact IOC modules positioned beside existing electrical infrastructure — **Different project classes. One field discipline.** Lighting, irrigation, recovery, and evidence-first deployments can use different IOC forms, but each still requires approved scope, correct trade boundaries, testing, restoration, documentation, and clean closeout. Conceptual 3D illustration. Hardware form, quantity, connection method, qualification, and installation scope vary by approved project.

One property activation

Open → scope → install → activate + prove → repeat.

Field growth does not come from claiming a territory or distributing hardware without a completed result. It comes from one activation that leaves the owner, the physical work, the operating record, compensation milestones, and the next decision clear.

01 · OpenReach the responsible owner or portfolio pathRegister attribution and the recurring property burden.

02 · ScopeDefine fit, roles, price, trade work, evidence, and stop conditionsIOC approves the application before work begins.

03 · InstallComplete the approved physical workTest, label, restore, photograph, and return truthful field facts.

04 · Activate + proveName, configure, operate, and close the recordOwner handoff, operating evidence, compensation milestones, and support become clear.

05 · RepeatLet the result earn the next boundary or propertyExpansion follows comparable need, clean work, and verified value.

Claim boundary: no partner should promise savings, ROI, appraisal increase, certification, technical fit, utility value, installation approval, or a recurring commercial right before IOC reviews the property, scope, evidence, and written terms.

Compensation and earned progression

Visible work earns visible economics—and repeat work is earned through performance.

Different contributions can be paid separately when they are actually performed, attributed, approved, tied to written milestones, and supported by customer payment. Current amounts belong to the applicable referral, activation, field, or project pathway rather than one universal commission table.

One participant may earn for several completed responsibilities.

A relationship introduction, activation coordination, survey, installation, closeout, and continuing service are different contributions. They may belong to one person or several people.

Owner or portfolio introductionWritten relationship terms

Property activation and coordinationMilestone-based terms

Survey and documentationApproved project scope

Physical installationQualified field or trade scope

Closeout and portfolio follow-throughWhen actually performed

Continuing serviceSeparate approved service role

Responsibility grows from completed work.

Qualification is earned through truthful representation, training where required, workmanship, documentation, commissioning behavior, owner communication, closeout quality, and support performance.

Choose what you can carry nowRelationship, activation, electrical, irrigation, low-voltage, controls, service, or several approved roles.

Learn one bounded project classUnderstand the hardware, field facts, trade boundary, evidence, and activation path.

Complete one clean activationReturn usable evidence, support commissioning, close the record, and leave the property clear.

Earn repeat work through performanceRepeat the class, support service, open a portfolio, or grow toward local coordination when the record supports it.

Economic boundaries: no payment for recruitment alone; no automatic territory, exclusivity, title, volume, or recurring-income promise; no percentage of a hypothetical appraisal increase; no hidden payment that conflicts with employer or customer policy; and no compensation outside attribution, completed milestones, customer payment, approved scope, and written terms.

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50%+reported reduction

2024DOE / ILC recognition

Field proof matters

A clean completed deployment is more valuable than a large unproven territory.

The public Glenoaks lighting project shows that existing-building retrofit work, long-duration circuit-level operation, and documented results can become a credible proof point. It does not mean every site will produce the same savings or that every later IOC application is already proven.

Review the Proof See the Owner Value Path

Introduce your role

Tell IOC what you can open, coordinate, install, document, or support.

You may be reviewed as a Property Activation Partner, qualified installer, practical field partner, irrigation professional, controls integrator, maintenance or service partner, or for several approved responsibilities.

Send Your Partner Profile

Name, company, and service areaWho you are and where you can work or coordinate

Responsibility requestedRelationship, activation, electrical, low-voltage, irrigation, controls, service, or multiple roles

Licenses or certificationsOnly where applicable to the actual work and jurisdiction

Owner and property relationshipsManagers, portfolios, boards, vendors, institutions, or customers you already serve

Physical work you can performSurvey, mounting, irrigation, low-voltage, electrical, controls, testing, or service

Coordination work you can performOwner communication, access, scheduling, follow-through, and closeout

First property candidateA real relationship, site, or recurring operating burden that can be reviewed now

Evidence and teamPhotos, records, technical facts, service history, assistants, or qualified trades available

IOC reviews attribution, responsibility, training need, project class, field scope, trade boundary, hardware, communications, customer path, compensation, activation, evidence, and closeout before approving work.

Choose the matching doorway

Continue through the path that matches the responsibility you want to carry.

Property Activation Partner

For partners carrying owner communication, property facts, access, coordination, follow-through, and closeout.

Open Activation Path

Irrigation Field Partners

The dedicated field workflow for gardeners, irrigation contractors, and approved six-zone property deployments.

Open Irrigation Path

Refer a Property

For a trusted owner, portfolio, or property introduction without taking coordination or installation responsibility.

Open Referral Path

Book F — The Deployment Spine

The deeper field architecture for commissioning truth, service, repeatable nodes, portfolio replication, and human deployment.

View Book F

Start with one real responsibility

Tell IOC which part of a clean property activation you can actually complete.

IOC will identify the approved role, the first project class worth learning, the field or trade boundary, the activation path, and the written milestone that makes the contribution visible.

Introduce Your Role Referral-Only Path

Participation remains subject to owner authorization, site fit, written scope, attribution, applicable trade rules, code, permits, certification requirements, equipment suitability, communications, safety, commissioning, customer payment, completed work, closeout, and final IOC activation. IOC complements rather than replaces skilled field work, professional engineering, maintenance, specialized controls, and judgment.