Who it’s for

For software companies and operators turning hard-won process knowledge into products.

FieldScroll is a small, deliberate platform. It works best for teams who already have a service they sell, customers who already trust them, and a workflow worth productizing.

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Editorial photo: a software-company founder seated across a small conference table from a customer, both looking at the same iPad screen showing a branded inspection record (the app is built on FieldScroll, but the customer never sees that — only the partner's wordmark is visible). Warm office light, cool-slate Survey-Blue accents on the iPad UI rendered in Geist. Paper notes in the foreground are typeset in Geist Mono.

Fit check

Who FieldScroll is built for — and who it isn’t.

We’d rather both sides know the answer in 15 minutes than spend a quarter discovering a mismatch.

Best fit

Teams likely a strong match

  • Field-service or ops-heavy domain with repeatable workflows.
  • Existing customer relationships or a channel to resell into.
  • Domain expertise customers already trust and pay for.
  • Pain around capture, proof, compliance, QA, or field reporting.
  • Commercial maturity to support a $25k+ annual commitment.
  • A reason to differentiate through software-backed service.

Not a fit

Probably the wrong tool

  • Small operators looking for a cheap, self-serve form builder.
  • Buyers shopping for generic per-seat SaaS.
  • Prospects without a resale or channel strategy of their own.
  • Teams that need heavy custom support but cannot support premium pricing.
  • Anyone whose core need is a long-term system of record.
Partner Growth Vector

The unit that scales with your business.

Every team grows differently. During pre-contract discovery we define the Partner Growth Vector (PGV): the downstream unit that best represents how your solution creates value. Common PGVs:

  • Customer organization
  • Tenant
  • Franchisee
  • Location group
  • Operating company
  • Regional branch
  • Fleet · vehicle · asset
  • School
  • Clinic
  • Managed site
  • Contracted service account

The PGV is documented in the order form before signing. It becomes the basis for everything below.

Concept

Partner Scale Tier

A recurring premium that scales in bands as your downstream footprint grows. Bands are defined around your PGV count, not seats. The premium attaches to the platform subscription, and final bands match your commercial model and operating reality — not a generic per-seat ladder.

  • Band-based, not linear per-unit.
  • Anchored to your PGV definition.
  • Disclosed and modeled before signing.

Year-one cushion

Partner Growth Credit

Year one includes a credit that waives Partner Scale Tier up to a per-package cap. The point is to let you validate the market and land your first wave of customers before the premium starts flowing through to the recurring fee.

  • Waives Year 1 Scale Tier to a package-specific cap.
  • Starts Year 2 — Scale Tier joins the recurring subscription.
  • Cap scales with the size of your engagement.
Outcomes

What partners commonly package on top of FieldScroll.

We give you the runtime. What you sell on top of it depends on your domain.

  • Inspection / audit program

    One mobile app, one office surface, one delivered report. Sold as your branded inspection product.

  • Compliance evidence loop

    Field activity becomes audit-ready records routed cleanly into a downstream system of record.

  • Productized QA program

    A turnkey quality program for your customers' multi-site operations — your name, your rubric.

  • Field-to-document workflow

    Submitted records render to branded PDFs and email themselves on submission. No copy-paste.

  • Vertical reporting layer

    Surface the records your customers' regulators and operators actually want to see.

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The discovery call alone was worth it — we left with a clear map of which of our existing workflows would run on FieldScroll and which to keep in our own stack.
Sample Partner QuoteOperations lead, illustrative software company
Engagement

What working with us looks like.

  1. Discovery

    60–90 minutes mapping the workflows you already run, your downstream customer unit, and where FieldScroll takes load off your team.

  2. Order form

    Documents your Partner Growth Vector, your package, and any Quoted Separately scope before signing.

  3. Onboarding

    20–32 hours across environment setup, training, launch coordination, and success planning.

  4. Monthly operating

    Working cadence focused on real partner outcomes, not status theater.

  5. QBR

    Quarterly review tracking PGV growth, platform health, and pending Quoted Separately scope.

Next step

Map your offer to the platform.

A 30-minute discovery call tells both sides whether FieldScroll fits your business. No deck, no demo theater — a working session on your actual workflow.

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