Make your affiliate application specific to the clients you support

Describe your role and the enquiries you encounter

Explain whether you work independently or through a business, who your usual clients are and what language-service needs they bring. Use categories of work rather than confidential client names. For example, a consultant might explain that students regularly ask about document translation for specific institutions.

State which services you want to refer and where you would need clarification. If your intended arrangement includes resale or white-label delivery, identify that as a separate commercial discussion rather than assuming it comes with affiliate approval.

Show how you will make responsible introductions

Describe how you obtain client permission, avoid duplicate submissions and keep contact information accurate. Explain who in your business will coordinate enquiries and how the client will understand Enuncia's role.

Create your private account and complete the relevant application. Follow requests for clarification through the programme's review process. Approval does not automatically establish a commission rate, a paid project or a guaranteed earning opportunity; agree the commercial terms in writing.

Keep exploring

• Put your professional connections to work as an independent referral partner
• Your first Enuncia referral: prepare a brief worth reviewing
• Choose the Enuncia programme that matches what you want to do