Your partners, on the same page
A partner is the company on the other side of an agreement, and the contacts you deal with there. Conditionality keeps that master data tidy and uses it to put supplier and retailer on one shared ledger.
Create a partner for the company on the other side of the table, with its email domain and customer hierarchy (parent and subsidiaries).
Invite the buyer or KAM you work with. They get a free, read-only seat - no procurement or InfoSec sign-off needed to look.
Agreements you capture with that partner appear on a shared ledger. Both sides see the same conditions, statuses, and history.
The supplier pays for Conditionality; the retailer-side buyer gets a free seat. Both sides read from the same record, so a Joint Business Plan and its amendments never drift into two conflicting versions in two inboxes.
| Name | Domain | Function | Contacts | Agreements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Markant Group | markant.example | Retailer | 4 | 3 |
| Hjemkob | hjemkob.example | Retailer | 2 | 2 |
| Storkob Nordic | storkob.example | Retailer | 3 | 2 |
| Dagmar Markets | dagmar.example | Retailer | 1 | 1 |
| Nordby Retail Group | nordby.example | Retailer | 5 | 1 |