What changes
- Name and logo everywhere a tenant or owner looks: the sign-in page, the top bar, invoices, emails, the portal.
- Colours. Your brand colour replaces ours on buttons, links and highlights.
- Domain. portal.yourcompany.ph instead of yourcompany.premises.ph. You point a DNS record at us; we handle the certificate.
- The footer. "Powered by Premises" becomes your copyright line.
What does not change
The platform. Every feature, every page, every update, on the same schedule as everyone else. White-label is a coat of paint on the same building, which is the point: your clients get software that is maintained by people who do nothing else, and they see your name on it.
With several owners
Each owner can have their own workspace — own database, own address under your domain — with your staff invited into each. Or all owners can be places in one workspace with per-place reporting and per-place staff scope. White-label applies either way. The first keeps owners entirely apart, which some owners insist on; the second gives your office one screen. From one building to a portfolio compares them.
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