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Branding, domain and legal

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Put your own logos and domain on the partner and customer portals, and set up legal agreements for your customers.

As a white-label partner, you run the customer relationship under your own brand. Add your logos, move the portals to your own domain, and give your customers your own agreements.

  1. Go to My Account › My details.
  2. Under Logos on the right, click Browse next to each logo and upload your file.
  3. Click Update.

Logo files must match the format and size shown under each field, or they won’t display:

Logo Format and size
Logo PNG, 140 × 37 px
Emails logo PNG, 175 × 50 px
Invoices logo PNG, 411 × 125 px
Welcome logo PNG, 300 × 118 px
Favicon logo (16x16) PNG, 16 × 16 px
Favicon logo (32x32) PNG, 32 × 32 px

Under New customer portal logos, add the logos for the current customer portal:

Logo Format and size
Light logo (for the dark theme) PNG, 822 × 250 px
Dark logo (for the light theme) PNG, 822 × 250 px
Favicon logo PNG, 400 × 400 px

If your logo doesn’t fit a size, create a transparent image of the required size first, then paste your logo in the middle.

By default, the partner and customer portals use an address on the platform’s domain. You can use a subdomain of your own instead, such as voip.mycompany.com, so customers see that the portal belongs to you.

  • You need a domain, such as mycompany.com, and access to its DNS settings. If you don’t have one, buy one from any domain provider.
  • Ask your provider’s support team for the IP address to use in the A record. Raise a ticket in Support › Support tickets.
  1. In your domain’s DNS settings, add an A record:

    Field Value
    Name The subdomain, for example voip for voip.mycompany.com.
    Type A
    TTL 3600
    Target, Value or IP The IP address the support team gave you.
  2. In the partner portal, go to My Account › My details.

  3. Enter the subdomain in Customer portal FQDN. Enter only the subdomain, such as voip.mycompany.com, without https:// or www.

  4. Click Apply FQDN. It’s available once you’ve entered a domain.

If you see a success message, the domain is set and Apply FQDN is replaced by Delete FQDN, which removes your domain again. If you see a failure message, wait a while and try again: the new A record can take time to update.

Allow up to 10 minutes for the change to apply. Then open your subdomain in a browser. You can sign in to your partner portal there, and your customers can use it for the customer portal.

As a white-label partner, you control the relationship with your customers, so create your own customer agreements. You can use the platform’s legal documents for end customers as a template: raise a support ticket to ask for them, and the support team sends you the templates.

Put the address of your terms in Settings › Customer Portal › Legal URL.

Your customers see the terms in their customer portal: when they order on a Services page, the order summary links to your Legal URL next to Agree to service terms and conditions. Porting forms can also link to it.

Publish your customer policies on the same Legal page, including your financial hardship, domestic and family violence and complaint handling policies. Customer help articles tell your customers to find these policies on their provider’s website, on the Legal page.