Propulse · white label
What your client sees, and what they don't.
White label is not a logo on an invoice. It is the client's entire journey — welcome, portal, invoices, requests, documents — in your name, while the infrastructure runs on our side.
Your portal, your brandWhat your clients see
Logo and coloursYours
Extensions and numbersManaged by the client
InvoicesIn your name
24/7 monitoringIncluded
InfrastructureUC365, invisible
Illustrative example — fictional data
Point by point
| Element | What the client sees | What happens behind the scenes |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome email | Your name, your logo, your support number | Sent by our platform, from your domain if you wish |
| Client portal | Your colours, your domain (portal.your-company.ca) | The UC365 portal, configured with your brand |
| Extensions, numbers, forwarding | Managed by the client or by you | Applied on the 3CX server by our automation |
| Invoices | In your name, on your terms | Issued by our billing engine, or by you from our partner invoice |
| Support requests | A form and an email address in your name | Tickets land with you; you escalate to our tier 3 in one click |
| Monitoring | The client does not see it — they see that it works | Agent on their server, alerts on our side and yours |
| Documents and agreements | Your templates, your signature | Generated by our platform with your brand |
| IQ Center | Your AI offering for telephony | The IQ Center platform, connected to the client's server |
What it changes for you
- You sell telephony tomorrow, without recruiting a 3CX specialist or negotiating with carriers.
- Your client does not leave you over their phone system — telephony is often the door another IT provider walks in through.
- The revenue is recurring and grows with every extension, every number, every site.
What it does not change
- The relationship stays yours. We do not contact your clients.
- You are not locked in: no exclusivity, no minimum. If you prefer co-branding for one client, choose it for that one.
- What is needed on your side: a logo, your colours, a subdomain, a support address, and a person who answers at tier 1 — or not, if you would rather we did.
Let's talk about your first client.
A 30-minute call with the founder, the price list in writing afterwards.