Portal Branding: your name, logo, colours and domain

Set your company and trading name, subdomain or custom domain, one of three colour palettes, logo, favicon, contact details, portal content and footer.

Which plans include it

For approved white-label partners only.

What it means

How your branded portal looks to your customers. Your customers see your brand, not ours.

What it does

• Sets company name, trading name and tagline.
• Sets a subdomain (yourname.siluxcall.com) or a custom domain via a DNS CNAME.
• Applies one of three ready-balanced colour palettes, with fine-tuning.
• Replaces the logo everywhere (sign-in, password reset, sidebar, footers) and the favicon.
• Sets contact and support email/phone, about text and footer text.
• Optional custom CSS for advanced styling.

Every part of the page

Subdomain / Custom Domain

Point your domain's CNAME at the platform and it serves your branding automatically.

Colour palette

Three ranges; each sets every colour so the site stays readable. "Fine-tune individual colours" for primary, secondary and accent.

Logo / Favicon

PNG or SVG with a transparent background works best.

Contact / Portal Content / Footer

Shown to your customers.

Custom CSS (advanced)

Override styles if you know CSS.

How to use it

Examples

Recommended settings

• ★Use a transparent PNG logo at least 400px wide.
• ★Pick a palette before fine-tuning colours.

Abbreviations on this page

White label

Our platform sold by a partner under the partner's own name, logo and colours.

Example: A reseller sells our phone system under their own brand: that is white-label.

CNAME — Canonical Name record

A DNS setting that points your own web address (such as phones.yourcompany.co.uk) at our platform.

Example: Point phones.yourbrand.co.uk at the portal with a CNAME record at your domain provider.

DNS — Domain Name System

The internet's address book, managed wherever you bought your domain name.

Example: DNS is the internet's address book that turns a web address into a server.

CSS — Cascading Style Sheets

Code that controls colours and layout on a web page. Only needed for advanced branding.

Example: CSS controls the colours and fonts on your branded portal.

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