Public TLS certificate lifetimes are moving to 47 days; manual certificate handling becomes harder for customers to sustain and harder for partners to scale.
That shift creates an opportunity to help customers prepare now while moving beyond one-time certificate transactions into automatically renewing subscriptions.
As TLS certificates move toward 47-day lifetimes, customers need a simpler way to keep certificates current.
Many customers do not want to understand certificate operations, but they expect their websites, apps, and services to stay available and secure.
Subscriptions with automation help partners turn TLS from a transactional sale into ongoing customer value.
DigiCert Partner TLS Subscriptions lets partners offer annual TLS subscriptions through their own storefronts, platforms, and workflows. Partners use the Partner Subscription API to create and manage customer subscriptions, configure ACME automation, manage renewal settings, and access reporting.
Ready to see how the integration works?
Move beyond one-time certificate transactions with annual named-domain subscriptions.
Help customers avoid missed renewals and certificate-related outages.
Integrate TLS subscriptions into your existing storefront, platform, and workflows.
You choose when to introduce the model and how quickly to expand.
Your customers need websites to stay secure and available, but they don’t have dedicated PKI or certificate management staff. DigiCert Partner TLS Subscriptions help you offer a simpler experience: automatically renewing TLS subscriptions and automated certificate issuance.
Less manual certificate work
ACME automation helps reduce hands-on certificate issuance and renewal tasks.
Fewer renewal surprises
Subscriptions and automation help customers stay head of shrinking lifetimes.
A more flexible experience
As their needs change, customers can reconfigure certificates and domains.
The Partner Subscription API is used to create and manage the customer subscription experience. ACME is used to deliver
certificates to the end user.
Use the Partner Subscription API to create or manage subaccounts and subscription access.
Create the ACME contract and receive the ACME directory and External Account Binding credentials.
Depending on your model, you configure ACME for the customer, or the customer configures an ACME client using credentials you provide.
Manage the subscription lifecycle
Use the API to manage SANs, renewal settings, reporting, billing account links, and related subscription functions.
Technical teams should start with the API documentation.
The Partner Subscription API documentation includes the implementation details your technical team needs.
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Give customers automated TLS renewals while building a more durable subscription business.
Existing partners should contact their partner account manager for access to partner TLS subscriptions.
Prospective partners can apply for our program.