For distributors & partners

Your content on every partner's device. Even the ones you don't own.

Hand a partner network your catalogs, pricing, and decks, keep every screen current, see what gets used, and pull it all back the day someone leaves. Control the content, not the device.

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One partner leaves. The content leaves with them.

Revoke a distributor and every file comes off their devices, even the ones they saved to open offline. No awkward email, no hoping they delete it.

Distributors aren't your reps. They work on phones and tablets you'll never touch, for a handful of brands at once, on their own schedule. So the usual playbook, a shared drive here, an email attachment there, quietly falls apart. The file lands, sure. Then it lives on that device forever, drifts out of date, and you never see it again.

The fix isn't managing their hardware. You can't, and you shouldn't have to. The fix is keeping a grip on the content: where it goes, whether it's current, and when it comes back.

Control the content, not the device.

Why partners are a different animal

A direct rep lives inside your systems. A distributor lives inside theirs, and yours is just one logo on a busy home screen. That gap is where three things go wrong:

You can't take content back. Once a file is downloaded, it's on their device for good. Even after the relationship ends.

You can't keep it current. Last spring's price sheet is still the one they're quoting from, and you have no way to swap it.

You can't see anything. No idea which partners actually open your content, or which never do.

Drives and email vs. Yonderly

Dropbox, Google Drive, a shared folder, an attachment, great at storing a file, built for exactly none of this. Here's the honest side-by-side:

Shared drives & email

Downloaded files live on the device forever
No way to revoke a copy someone already saved
Old versions float around for years
Zero visibility into what's used
A terminated partner keeps everything

With Yonderly

Content syncs to devices and works offline
Revoke a partner and the files disappear, offline copies too
Everyone sees only the current, approved version
Full analytics on views, presentations, and shares
One click clears a departing partner's whole library

The distributor kill switch

When a partner is terminated, Yonderly pulls every file off their devices, including the content they downloaded to use offline. The account goes dark, and so does everything you gave it. No file left behind on a hard drive somewhere, waiting to become your problem.

How it actually works

Under the hood it's one simple idea: your content stays connected to the source, and you decide who each piece reaches.

Four things you get out of the box

One library, always current

Marketing keeps a single source of truth. Publish an update and it replaces the old version everywhere, no re-sending, no "use the new one."

The right content for each partner

Group distributors by territory, tier, or product line and hand each one exactly the content that fits, nothing they shouldn't see.

Offline first

Content syncs and runs with no signal, the trade show floor, the plant, the field. Changes apply the moment the device reconnects.

Visibility across the network

See which partners use your content, which files get presented most, and where engagement is real versus quiet.

More than files: forms and training

Your channel needs to capture things and learn things, too, and both should work the same way your content does: offline, branded as yours, and in sync.

Forms & capture

Lead registrations, sample requests, and site surveys that work offline and sync the second there's signal. No lost cards, no "I'll type it in later."

Built-in training

Onboard and certify partners right inside the same app they sell from. New line, new rep, new market, bring them up to speed without a second login.

Who runs their network on Yonderly

Anyone whose brand goes to market through people they don't employ, and who's tired of losing the thread once content leaves the building.

Manufacturers

Keep catalogs, spec sheets, and pricing correct across a network of independent reps and dealers.

Brands selling through partners

Push campaigns and collateral to franchisees, resellers, and channel partners, and keep them on-message.

Anyone with a line card

If distributors carry your products alongside a dozen others, make yours the easiest to sell and always up to date.

Why not a big enterprise platform?

You could buy one of the heavyweight sales-enablement suites. Most channel teams don't need to. Yonderly goes live in days instead of months, costs a fraction of the enterprise tools, and is run day to day by one marketing admin, not an IT project. You get the control without the committee. Your first device can be up in minutes. For a full distributor network, plan on about a week to organize content, set up groups, and send invitations.

And it's not new tech we're hoping works: Yonderly runs on the vablet engine, fifteen years of tested deployment, sync, and security, trusted by teams that can't afford the wrong file in the wrong hands. Same backbone, without the enterprise weight.

Questions, answered

Yes. You're never managing their hardware, you're managing the content layer that sits on it. Revoke a partner's access and the files come off, including anything saved for offline use, the next time that device checks in.

They install a free app on iOS, Android, or Windows, or open your content in a browser. That's it. No accounts to provision, no setup on your side.

The new version replaces the old one automatically, on every device at once. Nobody re-downloads anything, and the outdated file doesn't stick around to cause a bad quote.

Yes. Content runs on the device with no connection, and captured forms hold until there's signal and then sync. Built for booths, plants, and the field.

Simple per-device pricing, with no implementation fees. You're not buying a six-month rollout, you're turning it on.

Most teams are up and running in days, managed by a single admin. No IT project, no professional-services invoice.