Whitelabeling
Every partner can be optionally white labeled allowing them to deliver a branded experience for their customers. White Labeling can be performed at different levels and there is a punch list of requirements described below.
Punch List¶
In order to provide a white-labeled experience, a partner needs to provide the following punch list.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Brand/Name of the Provider's Product/Service |
| Logo | Official logo that will be displayed to end users |
| Notification Email Address | The email address that will be used for notifications from the SaaS Controller |
| Helpdesk Email Address | The email address that will be shown to your end customers |
| Host Name for App Console | The hostname that will be used for the Application Console that end customers will use. For example, "app-console.provider.com" |
| Host Name for Ops Console | The hostname that will be used for the Ops Console that end customers will access. For example, "ops-console.provider.com" |
| TLS Info for Domain | The Certificate, Private Key and CA Certificate Chain for the provider's domain. For example, "provider.com" |
| TLS Info for Application Console | The Certificate, Private Key and CA Certificate Chain for the Application Console. For example, "https://app-console.provider.com" |
| TLS Info for Ops Console | The Certificate, Private Key and CA Certificate Chain for the Ops Console. For example, "https://ops-console.provider.com" |
| Copyright | Enable or Disable |
| Copyright Text | If enabled, text Will be displayed to end customers |
| Terms of Service | Enable or Disable |
| Terms of Service URL | If enabled, URL will be displayed |
| Self Service Sign Up | Enable or Disable. If enabled, users can sign up for an Org/Tenant such as Trials |
| Documentation URL | Should the product documentation URL be whitelabeled? |