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Partner program

Standardize resume support across your program without building a custom system

Blacklight gives library systems, workforce agencies, school districts, college and university career networks, and other distributed service organizations one operating model for resume support across sites, staff teams, and participant programs.

Instead of improvised forms, inboxes, and one-off staff help, you get a partner-branded intake, scoped access, clearer rollout control, and a program that is easier to defend internally.

Program brief

Access model
Scoped staff roles
Rollout
Single or multi-location
Activation
Review-first onboarding

Where programs fray

The biggest institutional problems show up before anyone calls them product problems

Programs usually reach for resume support because the current process is inconsistent, invisible, or difficult to defend internally. Blacklight makes those problems legible enough to fix.

  1. 01

    Consistency

    Stop running resume help differently at every site

    Blacklight gives distributed programs one structured intake and one service standard without forcing every branch or campus into the exact same staff workflow.

  2. 02

    Staff relief

    Replace side-of-desk resume help with a real operating model

    Requests arrive structured, support boundaries are clearer, and staff do not need to rebuild the same process through email and ad hoc handoffs.

  3. 03

    Leadership view

    Make the program easier to explain internally

    Hosted intake, reporting, and review create a cleaner story for leadership, grants, procurement, and program renewal than improvised document support.

  4. 04

    Participant trust

    Give people a premium experience instead of a makeshift one

    The participant sees a guided, branded path with clearer status and stronger deliverables instead of a generic form and a vague wait.

Participant experience

One request can deliver a real support package, not a single document handoff

The partner program is priced around people served because the value is bigger than one file. Each request can deliver multiple tailored materials inside a guided, reviewable experience.

Basic

Launch-ready bundle

Up to 2 resume versions, 1 cover letter, and 1 interview-prep guide per participant request.

Premium

More targeted coverage

Up to 3 targeted resumes, 2 cover letters, and 2 interview-prep guides per participant request.

Executive

Highest-output package

Up to 5 targeted resumes, 3 cover letters, 3 interview-prep guides, and extras per participant request.

Pricing and rollout review stay attached to people served because the institutional decision is about service coverage, staff relief, and participant trust, not a one-time file transaction.

Institutional onboarding block

Review, launch, and monitor without stitching together a custom stack

Blacklight stays review-first. Fit, billing, trust, and rollout are routed before activation so the program starts cleaner and stays easier to manage.

  1. 01

    Request access

    Tell us about your organization, program size, and rollout goals.

  2. 02

    Review fit and billing

    We route standard pilots, invoicing needs, and custom terms into the right path before activation.

  3. 03

    Launch hosted intake

    Use a partner page, embed, or guided rollout to start serving participants.

  4. 04

    Monitor usage and reporting

    Track people served, adoption, activity by location, and export-ready reporting.

Go deeper by topic

  • Pricing

    See service levels and onboarding support

    Compare 50, 100, and 150 people-served plans, then decide whether rollout help belongs in the launch.

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  • Operations

    Review hosted intake, reporting, and controls

    Understand how the partner workflow handles locations, staff access, exports, support, and trust.

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  • Request access

    Start the review and activation path

    Send organization details, expected volume, and rollout goals so the partner account can be routed correctly.

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