New Relic announced the enhancement of its New Relic Partner Program to fuel business growth for its partner ecosystem.
The program updates and investments include stronger incentives for partners to enhance profitability, new and simplified certifications and digital tools, expanded dedicated partner resources, enhanced training opportunities, and new specialized program tracks.
In addition, New Relic’s open partnership ecosystem unlocks agentic AI use cases and brings observability to best of breed solutions across the enterprise.
The New Relic Partner Program empowers solution providers, managed service providers, technology partners, system integrators, and cloud platform providers to find new revenue streams and develop integrated solutions with the New Relic Intelligent Observability Platform. By connecting its platform with best-of-breed solutions from partners, New Relic delivers mission-critical insights and intelligent recommendations to the tools and platforms where customers already work.
“Our open partner ecosystem has been instrumental in fueling innovations and growth of the New Relic Intelligent Observability Platform,” said New Relic CEO Ashan Willy. “As we continue our growth trajectory and fine-tune our platform for today’s IT environment, we know we cannot do it without our partners. That is why we’ve renewed our investment in the people, tools, and systems, making partnering with New Relic even more rewarding. Together with our partners, we look forward to continuing to grow, innovate, and create lasting value for our joint customers.”
New Relic Partner Program enhancements give partners better predictability and profitability, including:
- Stronger incentives — More financial incentives for partners can amplify revenue opportunities, as well as increase margins for our partners.
- New and simplified partner certifications — Four new technical certifications and two new sales certifications help partners gain knowledge and skills aligned with today’s market.
- Expanded partner team resources — Increased the New Relic partner team fourfold to extend more guidance, expertise, and support to partners. This includes appointing Larissa Crandall as Channel Chief, GVP of Partner and Alliances to grow the partner organization, define strategy and enhance the partner program.
- The company has also invested in new tech platforms, including PRM and CPQ, to streamline processes and help partners sell more efficiently.
- Expanded training opportunities — Dedicated trainings for sellers and technical teams in key areas, such as AI, observability, and cloud, so partners can be best positioned to help their customers solve critical business problems with these technologies.
- Specialized partner program tracks — New tracks to align with partners’ unique go-to-market strategies spanning joint marketing, sales enablement, and a tailored approach to industry verticals.
New Relic empowers partners to leverage the opportunities provided by AI, and has expanded AI-focused sales enablement for solution providers. In addition, New Relic offers agentic AI integrations to bring critical observability data and intelligent recommendations directly to IT teams and developers across the business and tech ecosystem. These integrations include:
- Amazon Q Business: Supports engineers with agentic insights, optimizes agent response and task automation through in-memory analysis of shared retrieval augmented generation (RAG) data, and improves cross-team decisions with autonomous knowledge transfer.
- GitHub Copilot for Microsoft Azure: Automatically detects issues for DevSecOps, helps developers quickly resolve errors in code changes to boost reliability and release velocity, and empowers teams with intelligent recommendations.
- Google Gemini: Automatically monitors deployments, receives immediate notifications, and tracks errors effectively to uphold application performance and stability. It also uses recommendations based on data analysis to improve code performance and support decision-making.
- ServiceNow: Brings observability insights into more work streams (like customer support), resolves tickets faster with intelligent alerts and prioritization, and automates business-impact analysis of changes in systems and services.
- The company also announced the industry’s only observability integration with DeepSeek to accelerate AI ROI and adoption.
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