Business Communities Partnership

A practical starting point

Is this partnership a good fit?

Community partnerships suit groups that already bring business owners together and want practical learning resources on everyday business tasks.

Members ask for practical digital skills
They want to learn how digital tools can support sales, inventory, payments, or online selling.
You run training or peer sessions
Your community already shares advice and resources that help members run their businesses.
A shared walkthrough would help
Several members have similar questions and could benefit from learning together.

Choose a format that works for your members and the business topics they want to explore.

Host a workshop

Plan a practical session around a business workflow, such as recording sales or getting started with online selling.

Share a member resource

Give members a clear place to learn about tools for sales, stock, invoices, or customer records.

Run a group walkthrough

Arrange a session where members can see relevant SokoWise workflows and ask questions.

A simple way to begin

Choose one topic members have asked about and build a session around the real decisions they face in that workflow.

Step 1

Ask members what they need

Gather common questions about sales, stock, payments, customer records, or online selling.

Step 2

Plan a focused session

Choose a format and example that leave room for members to connect the topic to their own work.

Step 3

Share a useful next step

Give participants a product page or contact route to continue exploring after the session.

Before you commit

Agree on the session details early so members know what the event will cover and how to take part.

Topic and audience
Select a business task and identify which members will get the most value from the discussion.
Format and facilitation
Agree the length, location or online format, facilitator, and time for participant questions.
Member follow-up
Choose what resources to share and how members can ask follow-up product questions.

Tell us about your work and what you have in mind. We will discuss fit, responsibilities, and any terms before you begin.