The dataset
Who is partnered with whom
Look up a company and see who it already works with. Every row names both parties, what kind of arrangement it is, and links to the announcement it came from.
| What | Count | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Arrangements recorded | 1420 | Browse by type |
| Real distribution partnerships | 1091 | The rest are software purchases |
| Companies with a page | 150 | Browse companies |
| Kinds of arrangement | 11 | Read the definitions |
| Named lists | 4 | Browse lists |
What it is for
Before a meeting. Open a company page and see every partner it has announced, with dates. You will know who they already work with before you walk in.
To tell a partnership from a purchase. Companies call both a partnership. A retailer offering financing at checkout and a bank buying claims software are different things with different economics. We separate them on every row.
To see how a kind of deal actually works. Each type page gives you real examples, who supplied what to whom, and how the money usually moves.
What it covers
Companies announce some of their partnerships and not others. Read a company page as what that company has said publicly, and check the note at the top of it, which says whether we read their newsroom or could not find one.