SnapLogic Launches Partner Connect Program to Drive Innovation and Business Growth
SAN MATEO, Calif., March 26, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SnapLogic, the leader in generative integration, today announced the launch of its new Partner Connect Program, designed to empower technology and consulting partners to capitalize on the growing demand for seamless integration, automation, and AI-powered transformation.
In today's AI-driven world, businesses are continuously striving to connect disparate systems, automate processes, and derive valuable insights from their data. With a robust, cloud-native platform offering pre-built connectors, secure data access, and powerful data management, the SnapLogic Partner Connect Program provides partners with the tools needed for customer integration and AI success.
Additionally, SnapLogic's AI-powered solutions, like SnapGPT and AgentCreator, streamline integration development, enabling partners to quickly deliver scalable, self-documenting integrations that accelerate enterprise AI adoption, reduce manual effort, and unlock new levels of business efficiency.
By joining the SnapLogic Partner Connect Program, partners will benefit from comprehensive training and certification to develop expertise and maximize impact, as well as dedicated support and go-to-market resources to help them grow their business and drive customer success.
The SnapLogic Partner Connect Program is structured into three distinct tiers—Authorized, Advanced, and Premier—allowing partners to engage based on their level of commitment and expertise.
Authorized Partner: The entry-level tier provides access to foundational resources, including the SnapLogic sandbox environment and partner portal.
Advanced Partner: To reach this tier, partners must demonstrate a solid understanding of SnapLogic, complete core training courses, achieve baseline certifications, and engage in joint marketing activities.
Premier Partner: The highest partnership level is designed for organizations committed to deep collaboration with SnapLogic. Requirements include advanced certifications, active participation in co-marketing initiatives, securing customer wins, and developing custom integrations or "Snaps" to address specific market needs.
As partners progress through the tiers, they unlock greater benefits, enhanced support, and increased opportunities to differentiate themselves in the competitive integration and automation landscape.
The program also offers specialized tracks that allow partners to showcase their expertise in specific areas. These specializations validate their capabilities, helping them stand out within the SnapLogic ecosystem and attract customers seeking tailored solutions.
"The launch of the SnapLogic Partner Connect Program reflects our commitment to fostering a thriving partner ecosystem," said Danielle Carty, Global VP of Channels at SnapLogic. "We're excited to collaborate with partners who share our vision of simplifying enterprise integration and automation, enabling businesses to drive innovation and achieve greater success."
"At Slalom, we are committed to helping organizations innovate, harnessing the best of technology to solve our customers' biggest challenges. Our partnership with SnapLogic enables us to accelerate business transformation for our customers, providing them with seamless integration solutions powered by AI," commented TC Sutton, Managing Director at Slalom. "The SnapLogic Partner Connect Program strengthens our ability to deliver cutting-edge solutions, ensuring that businesses can rapidly connect systems, streamline workflows, and drive meaningful outcomes. Together we are empowering organizations to be more agile, data-driven, and prepared for the future."
To learn more about the SnapLogic Partner Connect Program and explore partnership opportunities, visit the SnapLogic partner page. To hear more from TC Sutton about working with SnapLogic and its AI-powered platform, you can catch him and Danielle Carty in discussion at AgentFest.
About SnapLogic
SnapLogic is the leader in Generative Integration. As a pioneer in AI-led integration, the SnapLogic Platform accelerates digital transformation across the enterprise and empowers everyone to integrate faster and easier. Whether you are automating business processes, democratizing data, or delivering digital products and services, SnapLogic enables you to simplify your technology stack and take your enterprise further. Thousands of enterprises around the globe rely on SnapLogic to integrate, automate and orchestrate the flow of data across their business.
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