PARTNERSHIP · TRAINING SUPPLIES PEOPLE · PARKS INCUBATE · PARTNERS DELIVER

AI service capability, grown locally

Companies in Dandong are not unwilling to adopt AI — they simply cannot find anyone local who can deliver it well. Calling a service provider from Shenyang or Dalian means a three-hour trip each way; pricing follows provincial-capital rates while after-sales stays remote. Distance is not a problem head-office dispatch can solve — once people are sent out, they never come back. So we took a different path: train people locally, incubate projects locally, authorize institutions locally.

MODEL · A THREE-STAGE PIPELINE

Training produces people → parks incubate → regional service partners

Every stage has a bar to clear — nobody is promoted automatically. Many complete training; few choose to start a business; of those, fewer still can deliver independently.

01

Training institutions supply people

Partner institutions handle enrollment and teaching, turning local career-changers, upskillers and aspiring founders into people who can actually do the work. Output is verifiable: did they earn the certificate, and can they complete a real delivery?

02

Park incubation

A certificate does not equal independent delivery. The park puts people into real projects, using live orders and technical support to push them from "can do it" to "can deliver on their own".

03

Regional service partners go live

People or institutions who complete the first two stages may apply to become an authorized local service partner, taking on local pre-sales consulting and after-sales operations for AI deployment, with technology and O&M support from headquarters.

In one sentence: make sure trainees have work to do, make sure good performers get orders, and make sure those who can hold orders can build a lasting business in this city.
COOPERATION · THREE WAYS TO WORK WITH US

Are you an institution, a park, or a future service partner?

01 · TRAINING INSTITUTIONS

From enrollment channel to talent supply

The old model was "you enroll, we supply, settled per head" — revenue unrelated to whether people actually learned. The upgraded model covers four things: targeted training programs, practical training bases, talent placement, and service-partner referrals.

Three boundaries: partnership ≠ exclusivity, partnership ≠ branch company, partnership ≠ automatic authorization
02 · PARK OPERATORS

Four-party OPC startup parks

No heavy-asset construction. Each of the four parties contributes what it does best: we provide tools and orders, institutions provide premises and local relationships, government provides space and policy channels, colleges provide practical-training resources.

The park does three things: provide tools, provide orders, provide policy channels
03 · REGIONAL SERVICE PARTNERS

Authorized to deliver local service

You incorporate your own independent company, sign a regional authorization agreement, and operate in the agreed territory using our brand, solution library and service standards — with technology, solutions, O&M and certification support from headquarters.

Independent legal entity, own your own profit and loss, own your own liability
OPC PARK · FOUR PARTIES, NO HEAVY ASSETS

No party is there just to write a check

It all runs on resource exchange. That is exactly why "I give this, you give that" must be spelled out upfront — otherwise every negotiation gets stuck on "why is the space mine and the revenue yours".

PartyContributesReceives
HANCIN U7SITechnology foundation and tool accounts, curriculum and certification system, solution library and quoting tools, second-line O&M, order referrals, brand authorizationStable talent supply, regional delivery capacity, project pipeline
Training institutionExisting training premises, enrollment and academic administration, local government-business relationships, on-site operations staffTraining revenue, incubation service income, regional service partner eligibility
Government / parkFree or low-cost space, policy application channels, park designation and endorsement, employment and startup program supportEmployment and startup metrics, industry clustering, business registrations, reportable success stories
CollegesTraining facilities, students, faculty, credit and internship cooperation, industry-education integration projectsPractical training base, employment matching rate, integration projects, dual-qualified faculty development
Three ways to secure premises, in launch order: the training company's own premises (fastest — already in place), free or low-cost space from government or the park (most stable — requires application), a college training base (best fit when students are involved). All three can be combined.
ENABLEMENT · WHAT AUTHORIZATION COMES WITH

The fear with any authorization is "signed, then forgotten" — so we put it in a checklist

Support itemWhat it includes
Second-line technical supportTier-2 support for deployment, tuning and troubleshooting; issues frontline cannot resolve escalate to headquarters
Solution library & quoting toolsUnified proposal templates, quotation templates and case library — no more everyone quoting their own price
Remote O&M channelRemote access and inspection of authorized partners' client systems (requires the client's written consent, with audit trail)
Certification trainingPre-sales consultant and implementation engineer certifications — projects may only be taken on after passing
Quarterly reviewOnce per quarter: order volume, rework rate, customer satisfaction
We do not write "comprehensive support" — it cannot be verified. Every item above can be checked against one question: was it delivered, and when?
RULES · ADMISSION, REVIEW AND FOUR HARD LINES

Ground rules first, then partnership

Admission requirements (all mandatory)

At least 1 certified pre-sales consultant; at least 1 certified implementation engineer; a fixed office and demo environment; a performance deposit on file; no material records of dishonesty or litigation.

Quarterly review (four metrics)

Signed order volume, acceptance pass rate, customer complaint rate, and pricing discipline. The first three measure capability, the fourth measures conduct — under-cutting to grab orders or promising what cannot be delivered damages the brand far more than a slow quarter.

Four things that must be stated clearly:
1. Only a parent company may establish a branch office. Under Article 13 of the PRC Company Law, a branch has no independent legal-person status, its debts are borne by the parent, and only the company itself may establish one. A partner cannot "set up its own HANCIN branch" — doing so without lawful registration constitutes unlicensed operation and false publicity.
2. Authorization is not a branch office, and our name cannot be borrowed. Authorized service partners contract under their own company name and bear their own liability; they must not operate beyond licensed scope, or issue qualification documents or guarantees in our name.
3. No exclusivity promises. Exclusivity means giving up our own direct service capability in that territory — a risk that is not symmetric. If it ever happens, the preconditions are sustained performance plus explicit investment commitments, written into the agreement and reviewed periodically.
4. We only connect capital, never manage it. We help apply for policy funds and connect with banks, guarantors and leasing companies — but we do not lend, take deposits, manage money on clients' behalf, or promise returns. OPC investment follows a separate OPC Investment Cooperation Mechanism document, issued only to institutions that have signed a letter of intent.
APPLY · HOW TO START

The first conversation covers three things only

No rush to sign. First establish whether we fit each other; discuss terms only after that.

1. Your local resources

Premises, students, government-business relationships, existing team — what you have determines which cooperation model fits you.

2. The role you want

Enrollment institution, practical-training base, park operator, or regional service partner? The investment and returns of the four roles are entirely different.

3. Your six-month goal

How many people you plan to invest, how many projects you want to run. Concrete goals make concrete plans; if the goal cannot be articulated, we suggest starting with one training cohort first.

Dandong first: the three urban districts of Zhenxing, Yuanbao and Zhen'an go first, followed by Donggang, Fengcheng and Kuandian Manchu Autonomous County. Once Dandong runs smoothly we expand to other cities in Liaoning — each stop has explicit preconditions, and if they are not met, we do not open.