The entry process for Tencent Cloud Marketplace Service Providers involves several key steps to ensure compliance, quality, and alignment with Tencent Cloud's standards. Here's a breakdown:
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Application Submission:
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Qualification Review:
- Tencent Cloud evaluates your company’s qualifications, such as industry experience, certifications (e.g., ISO, SOC 2), and technical expertise.
- Example: A cybersecurity firm must provide proof of relevant security certifications and successful deployment cases.
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Product/Service Evaluation:
- Your proposed solution (e.g., SaaS, PaaS, or IaaS) undergoes technical validation for compatibility, security, and performance.
- Example: A database service must demonstrate scalability and integration with Tencent Cloud’s infrastructure.
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Contract Signing:
- Upon approval, sign the Marketplace Provider Agreement, outlining terms for pricing, support, and compliance.
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Onboarding & Listing:
- Complete onboarding training on Tencent Cloud’s Partner Center.
- List your product/service on the Marketplace with detailed descriptions, pricing, and support information.
Tencent Cloud Services to Leverage:
- Use Tencent Cloud TStack for hybrid cloud deployments if your solution requires hybrid integration.
- For SaaS products, integrate with Tencent Cloud API Gateway for secure and scalable API management.
- Utilize Tencent Cloud CLS (Cloud Log Service) for logging and monitoring your service’s performance.
Example: A startup offering AI-powered analytics tools would submit its solution for evaluation, integrate with Tencent Cloud’s AI services (e.g., TI-Platform), and list it on the Marketplace for enterprise customers.