Make every customer touchpoint feel like you.

01

A brand customers remember

Your logo, colours and package names make the first connection familiar. Carry your business identity into the workspace and portal so customers know whose internet they are buying and where to get help.

Start with the details customers actually use: a clear company name, a support contact, readable package descriptions and terms that explain the service.

• Workspace and portal branding
• Your package names, prices and descriptions
• Customer-facing support details

02

Give your portal its own address

A custom hostname can put the customer portal on an address associated with your business. The optional domain add-on has its own quoted terms; review those before accepting setup.

Cloudflare is the default delivery provider. Guided setup shows the DNS records to use, with assisted options where configured and supported. Your existing portal stays available while ownership, routing, HTTPS and the correct workspace are checked.

03

Your offers, clearly presented

Sell an hour of Wi-Fi, a weekend package or a recurring broadband plan with language your customers understand. State the speed, validity and price before checkout.

Payment and SMS integrations belong to the operating workspace. Connect the supported provider you use, validate its credentials and check its activation status before offering it to customers.

• Hotspot and PPPoE package management
• Customer payment and account journeys
• Provider-specific payment and message configuration

04

Grow into a reseller business

Create a distinct commercial relationship for each child ISP workspace. The invited owner accepts their workspace, while contract activation and operational readiness remain explicit steps.

White labelling gives your service a consistent identity. It does not transfer ownership of customer networks or silently grant access across workspaces.