Programs: for the program owner

A program account gives every member business its own workspace under one agreement. Once it is approved, open Account, then Companies.

How it starts#

Enterprise is set up with us, never bought on the site. Ask at trigig.com/enterprise, we agree the plan, the term and how you are invoiced, and we approve the account and email you the way in. Companies can be added once invoiced billing has started, or during a pilot we have agreed.

How companies come on#

• Your join link. Every program has one, at the top of Companies. Put it in your welcome email or on a slide; a company opens it, picks a tier you offer, names itself, sets a login, and is in. You choose which tiers, who pays, any cap, and whether you approve each one first.
• Invite by email. Paste addresses, one per line; each gets a one-use link with the company pre-named.
• They pay at your discount. Set the link to "they pay" or share your program code; the company signs up at trigig.com/signup/pro with the discount applied.
• By hand. Type a company in yourself, for someone who already has a login.

What you see#

Each company's name, tier, who pays, how many people are in it, when it was last active, and its status. An impact report downloads as a spreadsheet. You never see a company's records, money or health.

Billing#

You pay for the workspaces in use, per tier, like a reseller: a business is billed from the day it joins and stops when it is suspended. Invoiced on the terms agreed with Tri-Gig (on receipt, net 30 or net 60) at your discount, monthly, quarterly or yearly. Nothing is bought up front; you can cap each tier if you want a ceiling. Terms and the discount are set on Tri-Gig's side.

When a sponsorship ends, the company gets fourteen days to choose a plan at your discount, and is told by email. If they do not, their workspace closes, with nothing deleted.