Apply with place context
The partner starts by describing the place, city, nearby landmark, audience fit, and intended ELC value.
Partner experience
How ELC partnerships should work.
Partners belong around real places: destinations, cities, landmarks, nearby moments, QR entry points, and Store moments. This preview explains the experience model before all partner controls are available.
Partner journey
A calm progression from place interest to meaningful storefront activation.
Editorial review
ELC reviews whether the partner belongs in a destination, city, landmark, nearby place, QR, or offer route.
Choose visibility path
The partner is mapped to a Presence, Journey, or Signature path in this preview, with billing available in a later update.
Prepare profile layer
Profile, media, location, and offer concepts are prepared for visibility in this preview.
Connect to live experiences
Later releases can add the partner to city pages, landmarks, QR codes, Store offers, and reporting.
Where partners appear
Placement should follow the reader journey, not interrupt it.
A partner should become useful when a reader is exploring a city, standing near a landmark, scanning a QR code, or choosing a relevant offer. This keeps the experience contextual and premium.
Destinations
Geographic pages guide readers into countries, cities, and nearby partner opportunities.
Landmarks
Landmark pages become the natural place for nearby cafes, hotels, stores, and cultural moments.
QR routes
QR can open partner profiles, landmark experiences, offers, staff verification, or redemption states.
Store offers
Commercial actions should stay in Store when buying, bundles, products, print, or offer paths are needed.
Upcoming capabilities
Some features stay outside this view until each stage is introduced.
Partner profile updates
Visibility check
Billing and plan status
QR issue, scan, and redemption setup
Partner insights and reporting
Offer publishing and quality checks
Next step
Begin with the application page, then continue to review and approval.
The journey starts at the public Partner Master, then the application page, then moves to review, billing setup, QR, and partner access as features become available.