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Delivery partners

Say yes to the whole brief. Build a delivery network you can vouch for.

Verified delivery partners cover the parts of a project you don’t do — and you cover it for them. Overflow has somewhere to go, and the client sees one team.

Your B2B ID · Delivery partners
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Your agency

Brand & web studio

Say yes to the whole brief. Verified partners cover what you don’t do — and you cover it for them.

Paid media

Client asked for ads

Video production

Launch film in the brief

Development

Custom integration

Copywriting

Overflow this month

A brief you can now take
Brand + websiteYou
Launch campaignPaid media partner
Product filmVideo partner
CRM integrationDevelopment partner
Client seesOne team. One point of contact.
Today

Every ‘we don’t do that’ is a brief you had to shrink or decline.

Clients want outcomes, not a list of your departments. Without trusted delivery partners, you either turn work away or scramble for a subcontractor mid-project.
  • Briefs stall on the one component you don’t offer.
  • Overflow months mean turning away good clients you’d love to keep.
  • Last-minute subcontractors are a risk to your reputation.
  • Partners you’ve worked with before are scattered across old email threads.
With a B2B ID

A delivery network attached to your B2B ID.

Find verified agencies by service and availability, confirm the partnership on B2B.ID, and take briefs knowing who covers what. When you’re over capacity, overflow goes to a partner you’ve already vetted — and comes back when they are.

  • Partners found by service, proof and current availability.
  • Verified partnerships visible on both B2B IDs.
  • Overflow requests carry scope, timeline and terms.
  • Your client sees one team and one point of contact.
How it works

How delivery partnerships work

  1. 01

    Map your gaps

    List the services clients ask for that you don’t deliver in-house.

  2. 02

    Find verified partners

    Search by service, model (delivery / overflow), availability and proof.

  3. 03

    Request Partnership

    Model: delivery. Include how you’d work together, expected volume and ownership of the client relationship.

  4. 04

    Deliver as one team

    Take the whole brief. Route components — and overflow — through verified partners.

Your B2B ID

What to show to build a delivery network

Delivery partners are choosing whom to trust with shared clients.

What you deliver — and what you don’t

Gaps are how partners know where they fit.

Capacity and lead times

So partners know when overflow is realistic in either direction.

How you run shared projects

Tools, cadence, ownership. Reduces friction before the first joint brief.

Verified partnerships

Each confirmed partnership makes the next one easier to trust.

Never shrink a brief again.

Build a delivery network you can put your name behind.

Create Your B2B ID & Build Your Delivery Network
Structured requests

Requests involved

Delivery relationships run on a few structured requests.
Request Partnership (delivery)

Establish a standing relationship for specific services.

Request Introduction

Bring a partner into a live client conversation with context.

Opportunity: overflow

Post or respond to fixed-scope work that needs a trusted home.

What this is — and isn’t

No leads for sale. No guarantees. No paid placement.

  • You remain responsible for your client. B2B.ID verifies the partner; you choose them.
  • Delivery partnerships are agreements between agencies. B2B.ID structures the request, not the contract.
  • A small network of partners you trust beats a long list you don’t.
FAQ

Delivery Partners — questions agencies ask

Never shrink a brief again.

Build a delivery network you can put your name behind.

Takes a few minutes. Your B2B ID works across every B2B.ID network.