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SolarWinds kickstarts new Partner Program

SolarWinds has unveiled a revitalised partner programme. The programme introduces new benefits, enablement, and demand generation investments designed to help partners scale, compete more effectively and deliver stronger customer outcomes.

The refreshed programme includes:

New tiered benefits – as partners achieve higher program tier status, they will have access to more program benefits. This will include lucrative incentives based on metrics such as channel-initiated growth. As partners grow and invest, they will see higher discounts.

Enhanced marketing investments – recognising the need to consistently build and sustain pipeline, SolarWinds is expanding its investment in partner-led demand generation. Based on programme tier, partners will gain access to enhanced marketing support designed to help generate qualified demand and accelerate growth 

Elevated enablement – building on
the 2025 program updates, such as role-based certifications, 2026 enablement opportunities will improve on that curriculum. Partners will also have access to new enablement content, and specialisations based on subject matter expertise or services and verticals. 

Improved partner experience – partners will enjoy a more innovative partner experience with an improved partner portal. This will include streamlined deal registration, lead sharing, a better NFR request process and helpful partner onboarding/business planning checklists.

Barb Huelskamp, VP of global channel sales and alliances at SolarWinds has commented:

“Our enhanced 2026 Partner Programme provides a renewed foundation to drive great customer outcomes and an improved overall partner ecosystem. By aligning our strategy with our purpose, mission, and CARE values, we’re establishing a framework that can support predictability for our partners and scalable growth for partners and their customers.”

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