SolarWinds unveils the next phase of enhancements to the SolarWinds Partner Program.
These updates focus on three key areas: increasing partner profitability, partner capabilities, and providing partners with the tools needed to elevate together.
"At SolarWinds, we are dedicated to creating lasting value for partners through collaboration, shared growth, and a unified vision," said Andre Cuenin, Chief Revenue Officer at SolarWinds. "This year's Partner Program theme, 'Elevating Together,' aims to empower partners to adapt to emerging technologies and evolving customer demands, focusing on channel success, growth, profitability, and exceptional customer satisfaction for a resilient and innovative future."
SolarWinds expanded the partner purchase tiers through a new three-tier model with enhanced revenue segmentation and margin control to deliver even greater value and boost partner profitability in 2025. These changes will go into effect in the coming months.
Along with that, this year’s program includes growth incentives, which reward partners for growth in SolarWinds' Observability (Self-Hosted and SaaS), Database, and IT Service Management (ITSM) solutions.
SolarWinds Services Certification Program (SCCP) is a new certification program designed to certify services partners to sell and deliver SolarWinds Premium Support Add-On services to customers. To become a certified services partner, partners’ team must include a SolarWinds Certified Professional (SCP) and a SolarWinds Certified Instructor (SCI).
SolarWinds also enhanced its partner portal experience to provide users with innovative and powerful new tools and a better user experience. These updates will improve partner business planning, partner marketing automation tools, integrated Google Ads activation, and updated lead-sharing capabilities, among other benefits.
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