Put the school’s name on the door.
Staff and teachers should recognize the workspace as theirs — name, mark, and visual identity throughout.
Name and markThe school’s identity, not a vendor label
Colors and themesA consistent look across daily work
Local configurationAcademics, finance, and access per school
Shared platformGovernance stays with the operator
White-label by design
Technology should strengthen the school’s identity.
Give teachers and staff a digital experience that feels like their school. Keep platform operations, security, and upgrades on one foundation.
Carry color through the day.
School-specific colors and themes sit on operational screens, not only on a marketing landing page.
Shape how the school runs.
Academic, finance, access, and workflow settings stay local to the school that uses them.
Keep the platform one platform.
Administrators retain oversight and shared services. Branding does not mean a forked product.
What branding includes
Identity, theme, and local control.
These are the surfaces a school actually sees. We do not sell a custom product fork for each campus.
School name and markPresent the school’s identity throughout the workspace.
Brand themesUse school-specific colors and themes on daily operational screens.
Local configurationAcademic, finance, access, and workflow settings per school.
Centralized governancePlatform administration stays shared while the school keeps autonomy.
A familiar destinationTeachers and staff return to a workspace that looks like their school.
Group-ready brandingEach campus can keep its look when it belongs to a larger education group.
Who it is for
Your logo. Your colors. Still one platform.
A single school can own the portal. A group can let each campus keep its look. Families should meet the school, not a vendor name.
01For a single schoolOwn the portal, keep the infrastructure. Branding is part of the school workspace, not an add-on.See the school platform 02For an education groupShare a platform without asking every campus to wear the same digital uniform.See group operations 03What families seeFamilies meet the school. They should not have to learn a vendor product name to get a clear answer.Read about family communication
A responsible identity model
Look local. Stay on the same foundation.
Branding follows the school tenant. Platform services stay shared. That is how identity and governance can both be true.
White-label is not a skin on a generic SIS
Name, mark, and color sit on a workspace the school also configures — academics, access, and operations included.
Identity does not split the platform
Each school can look like itself. Authentication, storage, notifications, and audit stay on shared services.
Branding follows the tenant
When a group adds a campus, that school can keep its identity from the first day. It does not inherit another school’s look.
See white-label in action
Request a demo to walk through school identity, brand themes, and local configuration on the same platform.