Solutions Partner Program Rules of Engagement

The purpose of this page is to help you navigate HubSpot’s sales rules and core sales team, which are effective February 1, 2024. It’s a long read, but it’s comprehensive. Pro tip: If you’re looking for something specific, do a “CTRL F” search. 

Last updated April 3, 2024

HubSpot is transforming the way we source, service, and sell with our partners through a customer-led approach. To support this vision, we continue to make investments in our Solutions Partner Program to increase GTM enablement resources and align incentive structures.

On February 1, 2024, we updated our partner coverage model to introduce one HubSpot point of contact for your business to support you across multiple functions. The goal of the Partner Development Manager (PDM) is to support partners in developing their HubSpot business across both sales and customer success.

PDMs will work proactively with smaller partner ratios to fully dedicate their time and resources to understanding your goals, aligning you with HubSpot’s goals, and building customized plans to accomplish them. Learn more about PDMs here

A key aspect of this change is that you will work even closer with the HubSpot direct sales, co-selling all deals with growth specialists (GS). 

In addition, effective February 1, 2024, all solutions partners and providers will transition to using deal registration tools. Learn more about deal registration here.

Your HubSpot Account Team

Partner Development Manager (PDM)

Every solutions partner is assigned a PDM, your primary contact at HubSpot for strategic planning, training, performance monitoring, issue resolution, identifying growth opportunities, and onboarding in addition to the following: 

  • Business Planning: Creates business plans for joint initiatives, pipeline development, opportunity management, and business growth. Analyzes the partner’s total install base (IB) and works with them to understand commissionable opportunities. 
  • Partner Relationship Management: Develops partner solution strategies, builds cross-functional teams, and fosters critical relationships at the C-level. Aligns with internal resources such as service consultants (SC), solutions engineers (SE), and customer success teams (CSM), to support partners on their IB strategy. 
  • Enablement: Ensures partners have access and awareness of HubSpot programs (betas, new accreditations, etc.) and connects them to pitch decks, training, and assets to support the sales and positioning process. 

Note as both HubSpot and our partners grow, we may need to reassign a different PDM to work with you. Reassignments are not made lightly; we take measures to reduce the frequency with which any partner is assigned a new PDM.

Growth Specialist (GS)

GSs are on HubSpot’s direct sales team and are assigned a geographical sales territory. They function as your day-to-day sales partner and are incentivized to collaborate with partners on all deals.

GSs can support the following:

  • Works with partners on a communication strategy, roles, responsibilities, and a closing plan for each deal
  • Collaborates with partners to close business
  • Leads HubSpot demos when necessary
  • Creates and sends quotes as agreed with the partner and customer 
  • Supports partners in attaching Proof-of Involvement (POI) to each deal. 

Once you’ve registered a deal, the correct GS will automatically be assigned to your deal based on geography and segment. Please utilize the deal registration functionality to connect with the correct GS.

Selling with HubSpot

Solutions partners and providers sell HubSpot software in order to solve for their clients, grow their services businesses, and earn Revenue Share.

Eligibility & Commission Rates

  • Familiarize yourself with our deal registration rules and two sales motions described on this page to ensure proper involvement in and credit on eligible sales.
  • Upon the successful close of an eligible sale:
    • Solutions partners will receive 20% Revenue Share for up to three years, as well as Sold MRR credit that counts toward your partner tier on the value of the subscription for specific product lines sold.
    • Providers will receive 20% Revenue Share for up to twelve (12) months.
    • If the customer terminates their HubSpot subscription, the Revenue Share is also terminated.
  • Eligible sales include most prospect sales, cross-selling new product lines to existing customers, and up-selling Starter customers when no other partner is receiving credit on the Starter deal. You can also earn Managed MRR credit toward your tier for customers that you continue to service. Please note the acceptance or rejection of the deal as an eligible sale is at the discretion of HubSpot, and will be determined prior to the close of the relevant deal.

Proof of Involvement

  • Please also be aware that in all scenarios, a client-signed Confirmation Link is required as proof of your involvement (POI) in the sale in order to be eligible for Revenue Share and Sold MRR credit. For solutions partners, the client-signed POI Confirmation Link is also required to waive onboarding for a customer in most scenarios. The POI Confirmation Link is automatically generated and attached to the shared deal from quote creation with subscriptions matching the quote. When that quote is updated, the auto-generated POI will also be updated. Your POI Confirmation Link can be manually created in the partner portal and added to the POI section of the shared deal record if there is any problem with the auto-generated POI.

  • Finally, please note that the Partner Admin permission set allows a Partner access to perform services in the Customer’s portal at no additional cost to them or you. You may be granted Partner Admin access, but this is at the sole discretion of the Customer.

Communication

Partners are expected to communicate on deal progress within a timely manner via the approved shared deals communication platform. This is to ensure all teams remain aligned and to enable a positive customer and buying experience. In general, we expect response time to be within 48 hours (consistent with our internal standards), with some reasonable exceptions (see below). We expect a partner to articulate an understanding of BANT (Budget, Authority, Need, Timing) and give a meaningful update on progress toward close. Failure to provide this will be considered a breach of these Rules and may result in removal from a deal.

Scenario

Response Time Target Expectation

Regular business days in region

Within 48 hours  

Public holidays in region    

By 5 pm next business day in region

Exceptional circumstances (e.g., illness, business interruption)

Response time may be extended at HubSpot’s discretion. The reason for delay must be communicated to the GS as soon as possible.

Out of office

To be communicated to the GS in advance.

 

Onboarding Requirements

Partners should provide the services as outlined and agreed with the customer and/or HubSpot, and in line with the HubSpot Solutions Partner Program Agreement. You should not in any circumstances misrepresent the characteristics of your services to suggest they comply or may comply in the future with HubSpot's agreed-upon standards or Customer requirements if they do not.

Discounting

Partners should not discuss or commit to software discounting with the customer before aligning with and getting approval in writing on the discount from HubSpot. Any discounts communicated to Customers without Hubspot’s approval in writing will not be honored.

UGJ on Incentives

Offering incentives, such as kickbacks, rewards, gifts or other items of value to HubSpot representatives for information, engagement or communication (including asking representatives to communicate outside of approved channels) is strictly prohibited.

Review and Resolution

All program participants must respect and abide by HubSpot’s guidance concerning overall rules of engagement (internal or external).

HubSpot’s mission is to create a fully transparent co-selling culture with our partners, so in cases where you have been removed from a deal or an issue has arisen, the representative will be required to provide you with feedback on your removal from the deal. We expect partners to work collaboratively with representatives.

A history of repeat issues could result in termination from the program. Depending on the severity of the violation, consequences might include:  

  • A warning notice (delivered by email)
  • Loss of revenue share
  • Removal of or a drop in tier level
  • Inability to participate in special opportunities or events 
  • Suspension from the program
  • Termination from the program

Partners will be notified in writing via email if they receive a warning. We will only contact the primary contact for your account.

Feedback

Should you have any issues or feedback on a shared selling deal or process, you may highlight these in the post-sales survey or ask your PDM to raise a ticket with the Partner Operations team for investigation.

Shared Selling Tools

  • Solutions partners and providers will use deal registration exclusively
  • Deals should be registered once they are qualified. In other words, the deal should be registered once you have an established relationship and have identified a potential need for HubSpot software with the prospect.
  • Every deal you register is automatically assigned to the appropriate GS, who will co-sell the deal with you. You will no longer have a capacity manager or a capacity limit.
  • While working on a shared deal, partners are responsible for informing the GS about any updates or changes to deals and responding to GS inquiries within the required timeframe, as stated in the Communication, Onboarding Requirements, Discounting, UGJ on Incentives, Review and Resolution sections above. 

Transitioning to an overlay sales model in February 2024:

  • As part of the deal registration process, HubSpot ownership of customer accounts, prospect accounts, and deals will transfer to GSs on February 1, 2024. You will be notified by the GS if an opportunity to collaborate on a HubSpot-owned deal or account is identified. Please respond to the GS within 72 hours of the first deal notification to confirm your desire to collaborate. If there is no response, the GS will assume responsibility and manage the deal on their own.
  • Any domains registered before the full transition to deal registration on February 1, 2024, will expire naturally six months (180 days) from the registration date or three months (90 days) from the re-registration date. 
  • Before they expire, you will still receive commissions for touchless purchases on domains registered. Once the domains registered expire, you will no longer receive commissions for customers that purchase touchlessly (without a sales representative's involvement).

Sales Motions

  1. The first step to initiate a deal with HubSpot is creating a shared deal via deal registration.

    There are two distinct sales motions for partners: Do It For Me (DIFM) and Partner Collaboration. 

    1. Do It For Me (DIFM): This is where HubSpot sources a deal and brings in a partner to leverage their expertise. These deals are eligible for sold points and are not eligible for commission*.
    2. Partner Collaboration: This is where the partner sources the deal and brings it to HubSpot to complete the sales process. These deals are eligible for sold points and are eligible for commission.

     

Partner Collaboration

To initiate a Partner Collaboration deal: 

  • You must create a shared deal via deal registration, which submits a Partner Collaboration Request to a GS.
  • You may pursue the deal in collaboration with the assigned GS, provided the GS approves your involvement. 
  • The acceptance of this Partner Collaboration process is at the discretion of the GS and HubSpot. 
  • Once approved, a customer-signed Confirmation Link is required, as partner proof of involvement (POI), to receive Revenue Share and Sold MRR credit upon close of the deal. Starting January 23, 2024, POIs will be automatically generated and attached to the shared deal, triggered from quote creation. If that quote is later updated, the POI will also be updated. If there is any problem with the auto-generated POI, a new one can be manually created and added directly to the shared deal under the POI section.

Do It For Me (DIFM)

If HubSpot invites you to participate in a shared deal, it is called a “Do It For Me” (DIFM) sales process. 

A DIFM sales process occurs when: 

  • A HubSpotter determines that a prospect would benefit from working with a partner. 
  • If the prospect/customer agrees, the HubSpotter facilitates an introduction between the customer and one or more partners, typically via email. 
  • A HubSpotter then adds the partner to the deal in HubSpot’s CRM, which creates a shared deal that syncs over to the partner’s pipeline in their primary HubSpot portal. 
  • A customer-signed Confirmation Link is required, as proof of involvement (POI), for a partner to receive Sold MRR credit upon close of the deal.

This sales motion is a referral from HubSpot and does not result in Revenue Share for the partner who is brought into the deal unless you are eligible and the deal qualifies for the Upmarket Referral Program (see below). All DIFM deals count toward your Sold MRR credit, but only Upmarket Referral Program deals are eligible for Revenue Share.

Deal Eligibility

A deal is not eligible for Partner Collaboration or DIFM if it only contains HubSpot Starter products or if a product is already held by the customer (except in the case of up-selling a Starter customer where another partner is not receiving credit on the Starter deal). A deal must contain at least one of the following products in order to be eligible:

  • Marketing Hub Professional or Enterprise
  • Sales Hub Professional or Enterprise
  • Service Hub Professional or Enterprise
  • Content Hub Professional or Enterprise
  • Operations Hub Professional or Enterprise
  • Other Hub-Agnostic Products (these products are each considered separate product lines for Revenue Share and Sold MRR credit. For example, Reports Add-on and Core Seats) 

If another partner also submits a shared deal for the same prospect/customer as you, that deal is subject to the “Best Partner Wins” policy: 

  • Involved partners can simultaneously progress their sales process with the same prospect/customer. The prospect/customer should inform you if they’re assessing multiple partners, but for confidentiality purposes, the HubSpotter cannot. Note, HubSpot sales representatives are not allowed to share prospect/customer confidential information, including but not limited to whether or not you are in a competitive situation for the deal. Therefore, a HubSpotter will never share the names of other partners who are also selling on the same deal.
  • Only one partner can receive sold MRR credit and revenue share in a single sales process. Sold MRR credit and revenue share are awarded to the partner who closes the deal as verified via a proof of involvement (POI) confirmation link signed by the purchasing customer. In rare cases where both partners receive POI from the client, credit goes to the partner delivering required HubSpot services. If both are delivering required services credit goes to the partner with services associated to the product line with larger MRR value (as determined by us in our sole discretion).

HubSpot Upmarket Referral Program*

Upon the successful close of a deal that meets the eligibility requirements listed below, you will earn up to twelve (12) months of Revenue Share** of 10%, and Sold MRR credit on the transaction in recognition of your time and expertise dedicated to the sale. 

Upmarket Referral Program Partner Eligibility 

  • This is an Optional Program (as defined in the HSPPA) and is available only to platinum, diamond, or elite tier solutions partners in good standing who are also CRM Implementation accredited
  • HubSpot will consider exceptions to the accreditation requirement for partners located and selling in regions where the accreditation is not yet available (Japan, France, Latin America, and Spain).

Upmarket Referral Program Deal Eligibility

  • A GS must provide the referral to the partner via email and record the Upmarket Referral Service on the deal in HubSpot’s CRM prior to deal close.
  • New customer to HubSpot (not an upsell or cross sell into the HubSpot install base)
  • Net new Professional or Enterprise level Subscription Services purchase
  • Single-hub value of USD $5,000+ or multi-hub value of USD $3,000+
  • A GS must attest to the partner’s involvement in the pre-sales process
  • Proof of involvement (POI) confirming the purchase of partner services has been completed and signed by the customer at the time of deal close. This confirms the partner’s involvement in the deal and their obligation to provide services to the customer.

**Revenue Share under this Optional Program means an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of Net Revenue paid to HubSpot in the first twelve (12) months of the relevant Subscription Service purchase which you supported as a partner, as long as the customer’s relevant Subscription remains active during the entirety of these twelve (12) months. Revenue Share is paid as recognition of the partner’s role in the pre-sale process and is not dependent on the partner continuing to work with the customer after the sale. Please note that eligible partners are not guaranteed to receive Upmarket Referrals under this Optional Program.

Revenue Share is accrued monthly and paid on a quarterly basis. This payment will continue across twelve (12) months as long as the customer continues to pay HubSpot for the relevant Subscription and as long as you continue to be in good standing and continue to fulfill all your obligations as a solutions partner under the HubSpot Solutions Partners Program Agreement

Qualified Subscription Service for the purposes of this Optional Program means Professional or Enterprise level subscription purchased by or on behalf of a customer new to HubSpot. It must either be a single-product line subscription with a minimum value of USD $5,000 or a multi-product line subscription with a minimum value of USD $3,000.

Cross-Sell

  1. Sales Rules Page - Cross-Sell Graphic

    HubSpot associates partners to the customers they sell at the product line level. When you sell software to a HubSpot prospect or customer according to the rules stated above, you earn Revenue Share and Sold MRR credit on the specific product line(s) purchased, leaving additional product lines open for cross-sell by you, another partner, or a HubSpot direct rep.

    Only one partner may establish an association per product line, per customer.

  2. HubSpot Subscription Services are grouped into several unique product lines, leaving open the possibility of multiple partners receiving revenue share and/or Sold MRR credit per customer domain:

    • Marketing Hub
    • Sales Hub
    • Service Hub
    • Content Hub
    • Operations Hub
    • Other Hub-Agnostic Products (these products are each considered separate product lines for revenue share and Sold MRR credit. For example, Reports Add-on and Core Seats)

     

Upsell

Partners are eligible for Revenue Share and Sold MRR tier credit when upselling an existing customer that either purchased originally through them or purchased a starter product directly from HubSpot. Once credit is established, it is based on the full value of the product line at a given point in time. There are a couple of caveats to upselling.

  1. Partners are not currently eligible for Revenue Share or Sold MRR tier credit for upselling (i.e., upgraded editions, additional seats) on previously sold product lines on which they have not previously established selling credit, except in the case of upselling a Starter customer to Professional or Enterprise and no other partner is receiving Revenue Share or Sold MRR tier credit on the product line. Partners are NOT currently eligible for Revenue Share or Sold MRR tier credit for upselling a customer from Professional to Enterprise.
  2. Partners cannot receive upsell credit for upselling a customer on a product line that was previously purchased through a different partner. Once a partner has successfully established selling credit on a product line, that partner will automatically receive Revenue Share and Sold MRR tier credit on any upsell (i.e., upgraded editions, additional seats) for that product line, regardless of whether the partner was directly involved on the upsell deal. Note that the automatic nature of this credit is subject to change in the future if HubSpot releases updates in support of upselling.

Use this flowchart if you are a partner or provider involved in the upsell of an existing customer to determine if you will receive credit.

Upsell flowchart

 

Proof of Involvement

HubSpot requires proof of a partner’s involvement (POI) in order to grant Revenue Share and Sold MRR credit on any sale. All Partner Collaboration and “Do It for Me” deals require Proof of Involvement. This includes cross-sell deals with customers that you have previously sold to.

Partners demonstrate Proof of Involvement when a customer acknowledges their involvement with a signed POI Confirmation Link that is auto-generated when a GS creates a quote and adds a partner. The POI Confirmation Link serves two purposes:

  1. Confirms your involvement in the sale of HubSpot software to the customer, and in so doing confirms your eligibility for both Revenue Share and Sold MRR credit. 
  2. If you are waiving required onboarding for your client, the Confirmation Link (CL) verifies a) the client’s understanding that they are electing to use your services instead of HubSpot's, and b) that the services you will be providing are sufficient to cover onboarding requirements.

Effective January 23, 2024: The POI process will be automated. When a quote with a partner added is created by a GS, a POI Confirmation Link with matching subscriptions will be auto-generated and auto-assigned to the deal as Proof of Involvement. If that quote is later updated, the changes will automatically update the auto-generated POI. The POI confirmation link will then be automatically included in the customer’s checkout flow for the customer to confirm. By confirming the Confirmation Link, the customer is agreeing that the HubSpot products listed on it and/or onboarding, are the products being purchased. The prospect or customer can approve or reject the link with the click of a button. Should the customer reject an auto-generated Confirmation Link, you can create a new one in the Confirmation Links tab of your partner dashboard and add it to the shared deal record. You can then send the POI Confirmation Link URL to the customer to confirm. Learn more about how to create and share a Confirmation Link in this Knowledge Base article.

Waive Onboarding

HubSpot requires product onboarding for specific products to ensure that customers are set up for success on the HubSpot software. A benefit of being a solutions partner is the ability to waive product onboarding for your clients if you are providing those services (please note that solutions providers are not eligible to waive onboarding for their clients). In order to waive onboarding, you must provide services sufficient to replace HubSpot’s onboarding services. HubSpot confirms that these services are in place and that the prospect or customer is opting out of HubSpot onboarding via a Confirmation Link. To waive onboarding for any deals you have not registered or for any customer purchase that requires onboarding, make sure the Confirmation Link specifies that you, the partner, will be providing the required onboarding services.

Revenue Share

Upon successful close of a deal that meets the eligibility requirements, the Revenue Share is 20% of the monthly recurring revenue (MRR) subscription value of the product line(s) sold:

  • For solutions partners, this is paid for up to three years. 
  • For providers, this is paid for up to 12 months.

Revenue Share is accrued monthly and paid on a quarterly basis. For example, if you sell a Marketing Professional deal for $800 USD, you will accrue $160/month, paid out as $480 per quarter. This payment will continue as long as the customer continues to pay HubSpot for up to three years for the relevant Subscription, and as long as you continue to be in good standing and fulfill all your obligations as a Solutions Partner/Provider under the Solutions Partners Program Agreement.

For more information on Revenue Share, also referred to as Partner Commissions, please see this FAQ page.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Phase 1 - October 1, 2023: 
    • Solutions partners in EMEA (excluding France and UK&I) and ANZ markets began working with PDMs and GSs as CC and CAM roles were retired. Additionally, solutions partners and providers in these regions transitioned to full deal registration, and domain registration ended. 
  • Phase 2 - February 1, 2024:
    • Solutions partners in the USA, Canada, LATAM ES, Brazil, SEA, India, Japan, UK&I, and France began working with PDMs and GSs as CC and CAMs roles were retired. Additionally, solutions partners and providers in these regions transitioned to full deal registration, and domain registration ended. 

CEE, Benelux, Nordics, Iberia, Italy, DACH, ANZ, and MEA.

USA, Canada, LATAM ES, Brazil, SEA, India, Japan, UK&I, and France. 

We anticipate that some partners will keep their existing CAM or CC as their new PDM while others will receive a new HubSpot contact. In cases where you’re working with a new HubSpot contact, your current CAM and CC will follow the normal process and schedule a call to help you transition to your new PDM. 

For partners in the impacted countries (USA, Canada, LATAM ES, Brazil, SEA, India, Japan, UK&I, and France), your PDM will be assigned and reaching out to you in the coming weeks.

We understand the importance of providing your team with sufficient time to prepare and adjust to these changes. Rest assured, we are fully committed to ensuring a seamless transition and will take every necessary step to make it happen. 

Absolutely. We understand the importance of providing training and support to help our teams prepare for their new position. As part of the transition process, we have designed comprehensive learning paths for all transferring HubSpotters. These learning paths will equip them with the specific skills and knowledge required to excel in their new role. In addition to the initial training, ongoing support will be available to ensure they continue to grow and develop in their new role.

As of February 2024, Partners who source over $10K MRR annually in a region outside of the primary region where their current PDM is located are eligible to apply for additional PDM support in that region. This program is on an invitation-only basis based on sourced performance, if you believe you qualify, you can request details from your PDM.

HubSpot first launched shared selling tools in September 2021. Since this initial launch, several pilot programs were held to confirm the value and effectiveness of deal registration and to gather partner feedback before discontinuing domain registration: 

  • On August 17, 2023, the DACH region fully transitioned to deal registration. 
  • On October 1, 2023, solutions partners and providers in EMEA (excluding France and UK&I) and ANZ markets transitioned to full deal registration.

Over 85% of Provider and Partner Collaboration and DIFM deals use deal registration. 

Partners can register a deal on a contact or company record or by converting an existing deal in a partner's CRM. 

  • If the deal is registered by a HubSpot sales representative, this will create a Partner Collaboration deal. 
  • If the deal is registered by another partner, this will initiate the Best Partner Wins (BPW) policy. 
Learn more about shared selling and the deal registration process here.

Any domains you’ve registered will remain registered to you until they naturally expire six months from the first-time registration date or three months from the re-registration date. Upon expiration, they will not be eligible for re-registration.

Previously, when using domain registration, if the domain was already owned, your request to register would be rejected. However, with deal registration, if the domain is registered to someone else, you can still co-sell the lead with HubSpot as a shared deal. Deals should be registered once they are qualified. In other words, once you have an established relationship and have identified a potential need for HubSpot software with the prospect.

For domains registered before the full transition to deal registration on February 1, 2024, if that domain purchase was touchless, you’ll receive a commission on the deal. Once your registered domains expire, you will no longer receive commissions on any deals that are purchased through a touchless process. 

Before February 1, 2024: In the past, partners automatically received credit and commission on Starter only deals if they were a registered domain, and partners were unable to receive commission or credit on Starter only deals if it was a non-registered domain where they were pursuing a Partner Collaboration. But, partners were able to receive credit for upselling a starter customer to Professional or Enterprise (as long as another partner did not already receive credit). 

Effective February 1, 2024: As we are sunsetting domain registration, partners will no longer receive commission and credit on any Starter-only deals. However, partners will continue to be eligible for credit and commission when they upsell an existing Starter customer to Professional or Enterprise (as long as no other partner is receiving credit).

Partners will be eligible to receive credit on Starter deals when the purchase is bundled into a larger purchase that includes a Professional or Enterprise-level product.

Any domains registered before the full transition to deal registration on February 1, 2024, will expire naturally six months (180 days) from the registration date or three months (90 days) from the re-registration date. Partners will receive credit on starter-only deals for registered domains that have not yet expired. Once the domains registered expire, you will no longer receive commission and credit for starter-only deals.

If you opted into partner lead notifications, you will continue receiving notifications for the domains registered before February 1, 2024. You will not receive notifications for registered deals if you do not have the domain registered. 

With deal registration, you’ll have the option to enable deal notifications, so you’ll receive notifications when someone at the prospect company signs up for HubSpot's CRM.

Shared deals do not expire. We ask that you use good judgment in following a structured sales process and only register deals where there are active and ongoing conversations with the prospect/customer. We will monitor key metrics such as shared deal close rates and time to close in order to understand if expiration dates are necessary in the future.

Registered domains will not return after their respective expirations.

The details you share on the deal will be viewed by the GS and your PDM. They cannot share this information with other partners or providers. 

This would be considered a Best Partner Wins policy. Information on this type of shared deal would not be shared between providers or partners, but would be shared with HubSpot.

Deals should be registered once they are qualified. In other words, once you have an established relationship and have identified a potential need for HubSpot software with the prospect. If you have a lead that meets these criteria within your registered domains, we encourage you to register it as a deal so you can use the shared selling tools and collaborate with GSs.

Your feedback is welcomed, whether it’s recommendations for improvements to the user experience or how to improve the process. 

We encourage you to discuss your feedback with your PDM directly. If you need further assistance beyond your PDM, contact their manager or submit your feedback using the CSAT survey in our shared selling tools. You can also use the CSAT survey to provide feedback on the shared selling tools and our process.

This program is not confidential. You are free to share your experience with other partners and providers.

Yes, we have also updated our HSPPAProgram Policies, and Program Code of Conduct, effective February 1, 2024. Click the links to review!