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PartnerScope® Data StewardshipPaid plans

Is your company ready to share data with third parties?

For the company that gets asked to send data, its own or a client's. Before a feed goes out, check that someone owns the decision, the rules are written down and reach the people who handle requests, and your systems can limit, track, and stop what leaves. One person answers, in about 15 minutes.

Included in every paid PartnerScope® plan.

Sample report

Framework 1.0
48of 80
Building
Organizational
11/25
Process
16/30
Technical
21/25

Fix this first

Do you know who owns each type of data you hold, and what your contracts let you do with it?

Scored 1 of 5 · Organizational

How it works

Know what leaves, and who said yes.

Say what you hold and how it's shared

Two quick questions about the data you hold and how sharing comes up. They aren't scored. They decide which later questions count more, so the result fits how you actually share.

Answer for your company as it is today

Sixteen questions across three themes, about 15 minutes. Every answer is a 1, 3, or 5, with a plain description of what each means.

See where you stand and what to fix

Where you stand in each theme, the next steps that matter most from the Evolve Growth Partners library, and a warning where exposure is highest, such as AI use. Download it as a PDF to share.

Three themes

What it covers

01

Organizational

5 questions

  • One accountable owner
  • Who owns each type of data
  • Confirming the client wants it shared
  • Which recipients can get what
  • Recognizing and routing requests

02

Process

6 questions

  • Data categories and their rules
  • A standard intake and review
  • Classifying recipients
  • Direct agreements with recipients
  • Rules for AI use
  • A current list of recipients

03

Technical

5 questions

  • An inventory of what you hold
  • Limiting a feed to what was approved
  • Knowing what's in an extract
  • Controlled, repeatable delivery
  • Logging, revoking, and responding

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Each one answers a different question.

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Is your organization ready for partnerships?

An honest look at where your organization stands before you begin the partnership journey. Starting without being ready is like setting out on a hike with no map or gear. See what's in place, what's missing, and what to fix first.

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Partnership Assessment

Does this partnership have what it needs to succeed?

Check that a specific partnership has the right things defined and in place: goals, economics, enablement, and management. You and your partner each score it in private, then see the gaps, every STOP flag, and a shared action plan.

See inside

What your report looks like.

Where you stand

Your total and rating, and the score in each theme, in plain words.

A data stewardship score of 48 out of 80, rated Building

Warnings where exposure is highest

A flag when your systems are ahead of your rules, and when data could end up in AI tools without a written rule.

Warnings for AI use and for systems that are ahead of the rules

Specific next steps

Practical steps from the PartnerScope® library, starting with your lowest-scoring questions.

Suggested next steps for the lowest-scoring questions

See the full sample report

Who's behind it

Shaped by years of building partner ecosystems.

PartnerScope® comes from Evolve Growth Partners, a firm that helps companies build partner ecosystems that succeed and pay off. Its founder, Brett Jones, built NielsenIQ's partner network from the ground up into what became the industry's largest open ecosystem for CPG retailers and manufacturers.

Brett Jones

Brett Jones

Founder and CEO, Evolve Growth Partners

About Evolve Growth Partners
years building revenue in data, analytics, and technology
20+
years building revenue in data, analytics, and technology
growth in NielsenIQ's partner roster over five years
15x
growth in NielsenIQ's partner roster over five years
growth in partner revenue over the same five years
7x
growth in partner revenue over the same five years

Know what you're sharing before it leaves.

Sixteen questions, about 15 minutes, included in every paid plan.