Dental IT companies are the people a practice asks before changing software, and they lose server-maintenance work when a practice moves to the cloud. Archy lists five IT partners but publishes no terms, so an IT owner has no reason to send a practice.
First action
Call the five listed IT partners this week and ask what fee and what share of the cutover work would make them recommend Archy.
How to measure it
Demos from IT partners
- Now
- –
- Target
- 15 a month
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Ask the five IT partners
What they earn on servers today and what would replace it.
Partnerships Manager 1 week
Set the terms
Fee per signed location plus paid cutover tasks, on a standard agreement.
CEO 2 days
Write the page
Who it is for, what they earn, what Archy does, how to refer.
Partnerships Manager 1 day
Fix the directory
The partner list shows "0 of 100"; make it list every partner.
CTO 2 hours
Set up Referral Rock
Unique links, tracking, payouts, routed to the territory AE.
Partnerships Manager 1 day
Build the target list
Forty dental IT companies across Archy's 45 states.
Partnerships Manager 2 days
Weekly scorecard
Meetings, partners signed, referred demos, wins.
Partnerships Manager 30 minutes a week
Run this outreach. The sequence sent for you: addresses found and verified, replies routed to your CRM. Usually live within days.
Book a working sessionWhy it works
Publish a one-page program for dental IT companies: a referral fee per signed location, a recurring share for managing the cutover (network, imaging sensors, phones), co-branded "retire the server" migration with Archy's CX IT team, and a partner portal in Referral Rock. Fix the partner directory so it shows the partners.
The Partnerships Manager must sign 10 partners who each send a practice in 90 days. Giving IT companies paid work in the migration turns the people who lose from the cloud into the people who sell it.
Ready to use
EmailIT company outreach
Subject: Paid work when your dental clients move to the cloud
Hi {first name},
When a practice you look after replaces its server with cloud software, you usually lose the maintenance. With Archy you keep the work: we pay a referral fee per location and contract you for the cutover (network, imaging sensors, phones) alongside our migration team.
{Partner name} already works with us. Worth 15 minutes to see the terms?
{name}, Partnerships, ArchyRisks and how to handle them
Fees read as kickbacks
Pay for referrals of the software only, disclose the arrangement to practices, and keep it outside anything billed to patients or insurers.
IT partners oversell timelines
Give them the migration checklist and a named CX IT contact.
Evidence
- HiringPartnerships Manager: dental practices "choose a lot of their software and services on the advice of people they already trust" (dental IT companies, supply and aligner reps, startup advisors, coaches). 90-day goal: 10 new partners who each sent a practice, 30 partner-sourced demos and a live field-rep referral pilot; by six months, 25 partner demos a month with 5 signing. Also builds a KOL program and partner events "working toward one a week", tracked in HubSpot and Referral Rock.Source
- Your websitePartners page: 25 partners in 12 categories, including five IT companies (F1iT, IT Harbor, Kaizen, Legend Networking, Techspedient), Pearl, Vyne, DoseSpot and four dental office manager and dentist communities. No referral terms or payouts are published, and the list reads "Showing 0 of 100" with a "No partners found" message.Source
- HiringMigration roles: a Migration Automation Software Engineer builds automated migrations "from legacy software packages" with direct impact on "customer onboarding velocity"; a Manager, Customer Experience IT leads the specialists who handle data migrations, imaging and sensor setup and phone/DNS cutovers before go-live, with weekend coverage for live cutovers.Source
- Your websiteHomepage: "One software powering your entire dental practice"; claims 80 hours saved per practice per month, $8,000 yearly savings, 5.2M+ patients served, 35,000+ active users and 20% fewer no-shows from reminders. Dr. Thomas DeChellis moved from Dentrix after 30 years and reports about $45,000 saved versus a server setup for 20 computers.Source