This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Cloud Campaign's white-label capabilities in the Agency plan sign-up flow, filmed before a card is added, so nothing is configured inside the app. It starts with step two, White Label Setup, which covers the name, logo, colours and domain, with the company name set to iwhitelabel and the portal domain on an iwhitelabel.cldportal.com subdomain. It then plays the built-in walkthrough: what white-labeling is, the standard Cloud Campaign dashboard, and the reasons to white-label, such as building client trust, scaling your services and creating brand consistency. The walkthrough shows Account Settings with a White Label tab for the domain, company name, logo, dark logo and favicon, and a Styling tab for header, sidebar and button colours next to tabs for custom links and the chat app, and its last slide says white-labeling is included free on all Studio and Agency plans. The video also shows step three, where each client, like Northwind Co, gets its own siloed workspace, and the review step, where the Agency plan adds a custom domain, a white-labeled email domain, and white-labeled marketing materials and a pitch deck. The fourteen-day trial is free today, then $299 a month from October 31, and a card is required before the dashboard opens.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Vista Social's white-label capabilities on the 14-day Scale trial, the highest plan you can trial. It shows the White Label settings under Account Settings, where you set the organisation name, link and logo and turn them Active for branded reports. It then covers a client Profile Group's Publishing tab, which offers a white-label link shortener based on vist.ly with a custom domain field, and the Profiles tab's connect link, which lets clients attach their social accounts without a login seat. The video also shows shared calendar links protected by a password and an expiry date for client approvals, Vista Page settings with a custom domain field and the option to hide "Made with Vista Social", and inviting a Restricted User scoped to a single profile group.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Noloco's white-label capabilities on the free Build trial. Billing shows Build at $79 a month with custom branding and custom domains, while the free plan keeps Noloco branding. It starts with General settings, where the app is named iwhitelabel Client Portal and logos for light and dark backgrounds and a favicon are uploaded, and Layout and design, where a purple accent colour turns the preview sidebar purple. It then covers Custom domains, open on the trial, where portal.iwhitelabel.io is added and then cancelled, and Login and Sign Up, which takes your own title, subtitle and logo while the preview still shows Powered by Noloco and single sign-on needs the Enterprise plan. The video also shows Email settings with your own sender name, where a custom sender address through SMTP is a paid add-on, Custom code for header and footer scripts, locked on the trial, and Spaces, which need Enterprise. For per-client branding, a separate app called Northwind gets its own Noloco subdomain, logo and teal accent colour, the workspace lists both apps side by side, and each app keeps its own sidebar colour and logo, with the Noloco credit still at the bottom of the login page.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Easy LMS's white-label capabilities on the Advanced trial. Branding lives in an Academy, a branded learning portal for each company or location, and the new iwhitelabel Academy starts on a participant.easylms.com path. It covers Styling, which holds the academy logo, a login side image, fonts and colours, with the iwhitelabel logo uploaded and cropped, primary and secondary colours set to purple and a favicon slot, and the academy domain setting, which can be an easylms.com path or your own domain (a subdomain is typed but not saved). It then shows the invitation email, where you can edit the subject, sender name, reply-to address and message, and the account-level email server, which can be Easy LMS or your own SMTP server with basic authentication or OAuth for Microsoft or Gmail. For per-client branding, each client would get its own academy, but the trial shows one out of one academy seats used, so a second academy needs a paid plan. In a private window, the participant login page shows the iwhitelabel logo and a purple Log in button, with no Easy LMS footer.
This video provides a hands-on walkthrough of Cloud Campaign's white-label capabilities in the Agency plan sign-up flow, filmed before a card is added, so nothing is configured inside the app. It starts with step two, White Label Setup, which covers the name, logo, colours and domain, with the company name set to iwhitelabel and the portal domain on an iwhitelabel.cldportal.com subdomain. It then plays the built-in walkthrough: what white-labeling is, the standard Cloud Campaign dashboard, and the reasons to white-label, such as building client trust, scaling your services and creating brand consistency. The walkthrough shows Account Settings with a White Label tab for the domain, company name, logo, dark logo and favicon, and a Styling tab for header, sidebar and button colours next to tabs for custom links and the chat app, and its last slide says white-labeling is included free on all Studio and Agency plans. The video also shows step three, where each client, like Northwind Co, gets its own siloed workspace, and the review step, where the Agency plan adds a custom domain, a white-labeled email domain, and white-labeled marketing materials and a pitch deck. The fourteen-day trial is free today, then $299 a month from October 31, and a card is required before the dashboard opens.