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White Label Footer Links

Features

After enabling the agency features, the footer links disappear. This is inconvenient because I personally use those links, like the Documentation link, which is now gone. Additionally, customers have no access to those links. Rather than remove them entirely, I’d propose that the links remain visible but point to branded versions of the pages. For example, if a customer clicks on the Documentation link, it would direct them to a branded version of your documentation. The branded version would exclude the pages that discuss agency features. You could also have settings for the footer links, so we can decide which ones we want to make visible and even selectively replace them with links to our own website. This would make sense for links like Terms of Service, Privacy, etc…

Posted by Brad Konia ·
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  • Simon Wiedemann

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    Feb 26

    Good idea, but not usable, since the documentation references MGR. For example, on the API docs page. That's why I adapted the documentation into my own using Zendesk. I could then easily extend the documentation, add product updates and FAQa and so on.

    Same for Terms of Service, Privacy, etc., which I created from scratch to have my texts and my company info.

    I think it all depends on how much white-label you want.

    • Brad Konia

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      Feb 26

      As I mentioned, the documentation should be white labeled. Any references to MGR would be replaced with placeholders that insert the brand name. If they can white label the rest of the UI, they can certainly white label the docs.

  • Brad Konia

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    Feb 20

    By the way, I realize that the Documentation link is still displayed within the Agency section, but I’d like for customers to have access to those links as well.