Phase 4 partner services
Reviewed service packages around governed Blocora workflows.
Partner services explain where screening, e-signature, payments, and jurisdiction-aware readiness can be reviewed without turning Blocora into a provider marketplace or advice practice.
Service tracks
4
Providers
3
Jurisdiction
28
Marketplace
closed
Source workspace
Screening readiness review
Review screening setup, jurisdiction dependencies, application handoff evidence, and human decision controls before a provider is used in the leasing workflow.
Open service track
Source workspace
E-signature rollout review
Package lease-document and signature readiness checks while the lease record, packet status, and operator approval path stay inside Blocora.
Open service track
Source workspace
Payment operations readiness
Review ledger, payment, receipt, queue, and follow-through posture without opening full accounting, external billing, or unmanaged provider mutation.
Open service track
Source workspace
Jurisdiction-aware operations review
Review province-aware workflow posture through the jurisdiction layer while keeping legal, tax, accounting, and financial advice outside the product.
Open service track
Service boundary
The Phase 4 partner-services gate can package reviewed operational readiness around governed providers, but it cannot create a marketplace, billing engine, advisory practice, autonomous provider decision path, or migration-package surface.
Partner services are viable only while every package remains organization-scoped, permission-aware, source-linked, jurisdiction-aware, and auditable through Blocora provider, workflow, event, or job evidence.