White Label Feathery
White labelling Feathery involves a few steps, in conjunction with the Feathery team.
Customizable Features
Editor branding, including logo, links, and company name.
Configurable features:
Available dashboard tabs
Team + Permissions
Available form elements & fields
Available integrations
Advanced logic & API connectors
Analytics
Form settings (all / any of the tabs in that screen)
Admin Panel
Your team will receive access to a custom admin panel that allows you to manage your customer workspaces:
Review active workspaces
Delete or set up new workspaces
Invite or remove users from specific workspaces
Customize the white labelling of specific workspaces
Enable or disable features
Customize logo, workspace colors, and company name.
Workspace API Access
The same actions and more are also available via API to Feathery for programmatic access.
Integrating Feathery Editor
There are two main ways you can integrate the white labelled Feathery editor into your product.
Standalone
With this method, you direct your users to a white label URL where they can log into Feathery directly via Feathery’s own authentication system.
Integrated
You can also set up Feathery so that access to the Feathery editor is initiated from your own product. Because they’ve already authenticated into your environment, you may authenticate directly with Feathery and bypass our authentication system.
Authentication
Pass the login token to your frontend, and load the Feathery editor with the parameter
auth_token=<access_token>
in the URL.
Embed vs Redirect
You may either embed the Feathery editor into your custom app via an Iframe, or you can redirect your users to a new tab that loads a white label URL managed by Feathery.
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