Support
Support runs through partners.
The apps stay free.
Conduction builds and maintains the apps. Every one of them is open-source on GitHub and free from the app store. Day-to-day support, implementation hours, and SLA contracts sit with our partners. Pick the partner that matches your sector and your scale.
Three paths, picked by what you need.
Most teams never need anything beyond the docs. When you do, find a partner. For tenders or mission-critical rollouts, work with a Certified partner.
Try it yourself.
Install from the app store. Read the docs. Ask in the public GitHub Issues or community Discord. Most MKB and pilot users never need anything else, and that stays free, forever.
Find a partner.
Running Conduction apps in production, or planning to? A Host or Service partner deploys, configures, and supports the stack for you. Hourly, retainer, or project-based.
Certified engagement.
Public tenders, multi-app rollouts, and joint roadmap work go through Certified partners. They are trained and audited by us, and may co-respond to tenders with our products.
What each badge means.
Three tiers reflect how deep the partnership runs. Every tier installs the same apps. The differences are in process, response time, and the joint roadmap.
Ships our apps to their customers.
- Public listing in the directory
- Community Slack access
- Quarterly partner office hours
SLA, third-line, named contacts.
- Everything in Host
- SLA contract with Conduction
- Direct line to third-line support
- Roadmap and bug-priority input
Trained, audited, tender-eligible.
- Everything in Service
- Trained + audited certification
- Joint roadmap planning
- Tender-eligible with our products
Every team that ships our apps.
Implementation, hosting, and integration partners. Filter by tier and by the apps you want to deploy. Apply through the form below to be added.











Ship Conduction to your customers.
Three tiers: Host (ship our apps), Service (SLA + third-line support), Certified (trained, joint roadmap, tender-eligible). The apps stay open source, the relationship stays direct.
Apply below →A government-only Nextcloud framework.
€250 per component per month.
For public-sector clients we run a managed tenant as a framework for Common Ground apps. No Files, no Talk, no Mail, no Calendar, just the components your case workers actually use. We provision the tenant, install the components, monitor, patch, and back up.
Available to public-sector clients only. We verify eligibility (KvK record, public-body status) when you reach out. Hosted on Cyso under ISAE 3402 Type II, ISO 27001:2022, Dutch jurisdiction, EU data, no US sub-processor.
Two doors. Pick the one that fits.
FAQ.
If the apps are free, what does support cost?
Whatever the partner you pick charges. Conduction sets no minimum and takes no commission. Some partners do hourly (€95–€140), some sell retainers, some do fixed-price implementation projects. The directory shows each partner's typical engagement model.
Why doesn't Conduction sell support directly?
Two reasons. First, we'd be too small to staff 24/5 SLAs across NL, BE, and DE. Partners closer to the customer do it better. Second, it keeps us out of competition with the partners who actually build customer relationships, so we can stay focused on the apps and the platform.
Who qualifies for the Managed Common Ground offering?
Public-sector clients only: Dutch ministries, municipalities, joint arrangements, ZBOs, provinces, and equivalent bodies in BE and DE. We verify eligibility against the KvK record or the equivalent public-body register before we provision a tenant. Private-sector clients use the partner route.
Can a partner from another country work with my organisation?
Yes, partners aren't restricted by geography. Country is a hint in the directory, not a fence. A Friese MKB partner can work with a Brabants ziekenhuis if the fit is right.
What if no partner fits what I need?
Submit the form anyway. If we genuinely can't match you to a partner, Conduction's engineers can do a paid scoping engagement to work out the best path. We'll typically introduce a partner partway through the project.
What's the certification process for partners?
One certified engineer has to complete the per-app practicals (deploy, configure, debug). Certifications are app-specific. Certified on DocuDesk doesn't make you Certified on OpenRegister. We retest every twelve months as the apps evolve.