To request a whitelabel solution, please contact your Customer Success or Sales Representative.
Includes:
- Custom Platform Name
- Subdomain
- Privacy Policy, Terms of Service / Use, and Support Email
- Branded UI (logo, colors - see below)
Does NOT Include:
- Custom domain
- Inital set-up does not include a custom domain, you may purchase a custom domain at any point.
- To enable the custom domain, please contact your Customer Success or Sales Representative.
- For technical custom domain set-up; please see Pointing Domain to fullthrottle.app
- Independent Infrastructure
Visual
Login Screen: Your logo that will display on the screen where the user signs into the platform. This logo will display on a white background, so a darker colored version is recommended.
Static Corner: Your logo that will display at the top left of the platform on all screens. A small square icon works best here. This logo will display over your brand’s Background Color, so a white or lighter-colored version is recommended.
Pop-Out Menu: Your logo that will display at the top leftside pop-out menu when a user hovers over the various platform tabs. This logo takes the place of the Static Corner Logo when the menu is expanded. This logo will display over your brand’s Background Color, so a white or lighter-colored version is recommended.
Favicon: This will enable a small icon associated with the brand to appear in the browser tab, bookmarks/favorites, browser history, etc.
| Colors (HEX) | What Changes | Our Suggestion |
Index Color |
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A darker shade of your primary brand colors. |
Link Color |
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Bright Primary Brand color |
Hover Link Color |
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Dark contrast color to your brand colors (i.e. black) |
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Index Color Example Background color on top and left side navigation |
Link Color Examples Orange |
Hover Link Examples: Teal color hovering over clients icon |
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Pointing Domain to fullthrottle.app
- First, to request a whitelabel solution, contact your Customer Success or Sales Representative.
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Then, FT Customer Success or Sales Rep will provide a custom set of nameservers (discussed down below).
- Log in to your domain registrar: The domain registrar is the company where you purchased your domain. Some common registrars include GoDaddy, Namecheap, or Google Domains. If you are unsure where your domain is registered, you can look it up using a service like WHOIS.
- Go to your domain management section: Once logged in, look for the section where your domains are listed. This is often called "My Domains," "Domain Management," or something similar. Click on the domain you wish to point to the new nameservers.
- Find the nameserver settings: There should be a section or settings related to "Nameservers," "DNS Settings," or "DNS Management." It's in this section that you'll be changing the nameservers for your domain.
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Update the nameservers: You'll see your current nameservers listed, and options to change or edit them. Reach out to your account representatives to receive a custom set of nameservers.
Replace your current nameservers with custom set received.
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Here is an example (DO NOT USE: Once you start your White Label process these will be provided)
- ns-590.awsdns-09.net
- ns-493.awsdns-61.com
- ns-1715.awsdns-22.co.uk
- ns-1187.awsdns-20.org
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Here is an example (DO NOT USE: Once you start your White Label process these will be provided)
- Save your changes: Make sure to save your changes before navigating away from this page. The save button might be labeled as "Apply Changes," "Save Settings," or something similar.
- Wait for changes to propagate: Changes to nameservers can take anywhere from a few minutes to 48 hours to fully propagate across the internet. During this time, your website may be temporarily inaccessible.
- Notify us of the changes: Once you've made the changes, please notify us so we can verify the new settings and finish setting up the SSL for secure https traffic. It should take us 3-5 days to complete setup.
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