DoKrunch is the document intelligence platform built for what comes after extraction — reconciliation, exception handling, and verified write-back to enterprise systems of record. We’re looking for a small set of regional integrators and AI consultancies to deliver it in-market. Three phases of revenue. Recurring license tail. Replicable per engagement.
Document automation has been a slow-moving category for a decade. AI changed that in eighteen months. Enterprises now expect document intelligence — not OCR, not RPA — and most providers haven’t caught up. That’s the gap a partner can sell into right now.
Most channel programs pay you when the deal closes. We pay you while you build it, when it goes live, and for the life of the renewal — because that’s how serious enterprise relationships actually work.
A note on the figures above — the economics shown are illustrative and indicative only. Specific commission tiers, license fees, and renewal terms vary by partner type, deal size, geography, client size, and integration scope — and are agreed in the executed Partner Agreement and per-engagement Statement of Work. Aurus.ai may revise program economics with notice. This page is not an offer or commitment.
Scoping, document mapping, extraction rules, exception workflow design. Rates agreed per engagement in a Statement of Work. You’re earning before any client goes live — and you build the playbook you’ll reuse on the next deal.
Tiered commission on net collected revenue per deployed client. Mid-size clients sit in the four-figure-a-month range to the partner. Enterprise clients sit meaningfully higher. Paid quarterly, net-30 after quarter-end.
Year 1 at the headline tier. Years 2–3 step down. Beyond year 3, a perpetual tail on every client you brought in. Clients you onboarded in 2026 are still paying you in 2031 — quietly, predictably, in the background.
Specific commission tiers, MRR scenarios, and the full revenue model are in the partner economics packet — available to qualified partners on request via the form below.
DoKrunch deployments share one core pipeline: ingest → extract → reconcile → exception → write-back. Vertical configurations (AP, supply chain, title, claims) are layers on top, not rebuilds. The first deployment is real work. The second re-uses 60–70% of the playbook. By the fifth, you’re operating an annuity.
A partnership only works if the lines are clean. Here’s how we split the work — and what we won’t do.
Before you sell the program, you need to believe in the product. DoKrunch is one core platform shipped today as five vertical solutions across AP, supply chain, title, lending, and life sciences — with active deployments and pilots in the field, not roadmap slides. Each solution rides the same ingest → extract → reconcile → exception → write-back pipeline.
Reads invoices the way a senior AP analyst would — line items, GL codes, vendor terms — then reconciles against POs and ERP records, surfaces exceptions for human review, and writes verified entries straight to the AP ledger.
Cross-references purchase orders, shipment records, delivery confirmations, and supplier invoices simultaneously — surfacing the discrepancies and vendor exception patterns that single-document tools miss until they hit the books.
Reads title commitments, lien searches, and closing document sets together — extracting encumbrances, exceptions, and parties, surfacing what an examiner needs to review, and producing an audit-ready pre-closing report instead of a stack of PDFs.
Verifies that every document in a loan package agrees with every other document — application, income, asset statements, appraisal, title, and disclosures — surfacing the contradictions and missing items underwriters spend hours hunting for. Verification time drops from days to a single review queue.
Built for the document burden that makes regulatory and quality teams in pharma and medical devices unique — batch records, deviation reports, CAPA documentation, supplier qualification packages. Reconciles across the document set with full audit traceability the way 21 CFR Part 11 and GxP regimes require.
We’d rather have ten partners who fit than fifty who don’t. Here’s the honest version of who we’re looking for, and where we’ll politely decline.
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A short qualification form (six questions, ~3 minutes). If you’re a fit, we’ll send the full partner economics PDF — commission tiers, MRR scenarios, sample first-year deal economics, and a sample SOW — and book a 30-minute exploration call within 5 business days.