Describe your business clearly when proposing a referral partnership

Describe the clients and work you know

Explain your business activity, usual client categories and the language-related enquiries you encounter. Use specific service situations, such as students asking about transcript translation or agencies receiving multilingual video requests. Distinguish work you currently see from opportunities you hope to develop.

If you operate through a team, identify who would coordinate the partnership and submit enquiries. Explain whether you seek a straightforward referral arrangement or need a separately discussed agency model. Keep confidential client details out of the application unless they are required and authorised.

Show how the introduction would work

Describe your approach to obtaining client permission, collecting a basic brief and handing it to Enuncia. Explain what information you can reliably provide and where you expect Enuncia to review the scope.

Apply through Enuncia Network and respond to any clarification request accurately. Approval does not guarantee project volume or income. Use the partnership discussion to establish eligible referrals, communication responsibilities and payment terms in writing before making commercial claims.

Keep exploring

• Your first Enuncia referral: prepare a brief worth reviewing
• Make your affiliate application specific to the clients you support
• Choose the Enuncia programme that matches what you want to do