Evaluate becoming an authorized dealer for a monitoring platform (generic dealer program requirements)
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Steps
Confirm your business holds all required state/local alarm licenses and registrations before applying — most dealer programs require proof of licensing as a condition of enrollment.
Provide standard business documentation typically requested, such as a W-9, banking information for RMR payouts, certificate of insurance, and business license copies.
Review the dealer agreement's monitoring/contract assignment terms — installed accounts are typically sold or assigned to the parent monitoring company under multi-year contracts.
Clarify the compensation structure (upfront RMR multiple vs. ongoing revenue share) and any underwriting/creditworthiness review the parent applies to new accounts before funding.
Confirm equipment, branding, and account-ownership terms, since some programs restrict use of the parent brand or dictate which panel/equipment lines must be installed.
Known gotchas
Dealer program terms vary significantly by monitoring company — do not assume terms from one program (compensation multiples, funding timelines) apply to another.
Read assignment/chargeback clauses closely; early-cancellation accounts can trigger clawbacks of already-paid dealer fees.
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