US-based manufacturers with ten or more sellable products who want those products in front of government and enterprise IT buyers. Hardware, software and licensed products are all in scope.

We're already in distribution. Does that change anything?

Yes, and it usually makes onboarding faster: if your products already move through IT distribution, listing them is largely an import against data and a sourcing route that already exist. If they don't, that is a real conversation rather than a form field — tell us on the application and we'll pick it up from there.

What if our product data isn't in great shape?

Say so on the application. A listing is made of data — titles, specifications, images, part numbers — and knowing what exists today is the most useful thing you can tell us. Thin data doesn't disqualify a line; it changes what onboarding looks like.

Does listing mean you hold our inventory?

No. We do not hold standing inventory for any brand. On qualified $100K+ opportunities we secure and reserve inventory through our distribution and OEM relationships for that specific deal.

What about your federal contract vehicles?

Products we carry are eligible for addition to our federal contract vehicles. That is eligibility, not an award and not a schedule — we don't name vehicles or commit to a timeline in either direction.

Do you sell direct, or through distribution?

We buy through authorized US distribution and, on qualified opportunities, direct with manufacturers. Where a specific line lands is part of the onboarding conversation.

What happens after we apply?

A partner manager will follow up by email — to talk through the line, to ask for the product data, or to explain what onboarding your line would take.

OEM listing

Built in America? Put your products in front of the government.

US-based manufacturers with ten or more products can list on the Uniqcli storefront — in front of the 8+ federal departments we work with directly, the thousands of visitors who search this catalog, and the resellers who quote from it. Listed lines are eligible for addition to our federal contract vehicles.

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Federal departments: 8+
Catalog: 1M+

Who qualifies

Two things decide it.

They’re here rather than at the end of the form, because an answer of “not yet” is worth knowing before you spend fifteen minutes typing.

US-based: The company is based in the United States. Our buyers are federal, state, local and education customers, and where a manufacturer sits is the first thing they ask.
Ten or more products: A catalog, not a single SKU. Ten or more sellable products is the bar — enough of a line to be worth listing, searching and quoting against.

What a listing gets you

A catalog buyers already search, and the people who quote from it.

In front of government buyers

We work directly with 8+ federal departments, and sell to state, local and education buyers alongside them. Your line sits in the catalog those buyers already search and quote from.

A count, not a customer list. We name no department, agency or program.

Thousands of visitors

The storefront carries around a million line items and the traffic that comes with a catalog that size — buyers arriving on a part number, a category or a specification.

We publish no traffic guarantee and forecast no volume for any brand.

Eligible for our federal contract vehicles

Products we carry are eligible for addition to our federal contract vehicles.

Eligibility only. We name no vehicle and promise no award or timeline.

A real product page per part number

Every listed SKU gets its own page with the specifications and images your data supports, and it becomes quotable, addable to a bill of materials, and orderable like anything else we carry.

The page is only as good as the product data behind it — which is why the review starts there.

Quoted with everything around it

Buyers rarely purchase a box alone. Your products get quoted alongside the licensing, deployment services, integration and custom work that ship with them — one quote, through authorized US distribution.

The reseller side runs on the same catalog

Our reseller and MSP partner program quotes from this catalog, so a listed line is available to partners selling to their own end customers — not only to buyers who come to us directly.

A second route to the same catalog. We forecast no partner demand for any brand.

How it works

Apply, we review the catalog and the data, then we onboard the brand.

1
Apply
Three steps: the company, the product line, and where your product data lives. Nothing is uploaded and no financial information is collected.
2
Catalog and data review
We look at the line against what we already carry, and at your product data — part numbers, specifications, images, and whether a distributor feed already exists. If something is missing we email you for it rather than declining.
3
Onboarding
Approved brands are onboarded through our distribution and content pipeline: the sourcing route on one side, the catalog data that builds the product pages on the other.

What the review asks for

None of it is uploaded on the application — this is what the conversation after it is about.

A product list with manufacturer part numbers
Specifications and product images, or a feed we can pull them from
Your MAP or MSRP policy, if you have one
Which distributors carry you today, if any
Warranty and support terms as they stand today

We don’t publish a turnaround time, because we won’t commit to one we can’t hold in every case. A partner manager follows up by email either way.

Questions

Before you apply.

Who is this for?: US-based manufacturers with ten or more sellable products who want those products in front of government and enterprise IT buyers. Hardware, software and licensed products are all in scope.
We're already in distribution. Does that change anything?: Yes, and it usually makes onboarding faster: if your products already move through IT distribution, listing them is largely an import against data and a sourcing route that already exist. If they don't, that is a real conversation rather than a form field — tell us on the application and we'll pick it up from there.
What if our product data isn't in great shape?: Say so on the application. A listing is made of data — titles, specifications, images, part numbers — and knowing what exists today is the most useful thing you can tell us. Thin data doesn't disqualify a line; it changes what onboarding looks like.
Does listing mean you hold our inventory?: No. We do not hold standing inventory for any brand. On qualified $100K+ opportunities we secure and reserve inventory through our distribution and OEM relationships for that specific deal.
What about your federal contract vehicles?: Products we carry are eligible for addition to our federal contract vehicles. That is eligibility, not an award and not a schedule — we don't name vehicles or commit to a timeline in either direction.
Do you sell direct, or through distribution?: We buy through authorized US distribution and, on qualified opportunities, direct with manufacturers. Where a specific line lands is part of the onboarding conversation.
We're a reseller, not a manufacturer.: Then the reseller and MSP partner program is the right door — deal-based pricing on qualified $100K+ opportunities, eligibility to apply for NET-45 terms, and the full catalog at your own account.
What happens after we apply?: A partner manager will follow up by email — to talk through the line, to ask for the product data, or to explain what onboarding your line would take.

Reseller & MSP program

Buying to resell, rather than manufacturing?

Resellers, MSPs and integrators get deal-based pricing on qualified $100K+ opportunities, eligibility to apply for NET-45 terms, and the full catalog at their own account.

See the partner program

Let's look at your line.

Three steps, no uploads, and no financial information. A partner manager will follow up by email.

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