Key takeaways
- White-label means branded client reports, not a re-branded console or a custom domain.
- Group each client’s accounts first, so their numbers roll up together.
- Build the report once and either schedule delivery or export on demand.
- Client approvals need no seat: a guest link works without a SkedCast account.
Step 1 — Group accounts by client
Connect each client’s social accounts and keep them under that client. Reports roll up by client, so this grouping is what makes a report specific to the client you send it to.
Step 2 — Build the report
Choose the platforms and accounts a client’s report should cover, and the period it reports on. Cross-account analytics and per-client rollups mean this covers every connected account in one place.
Step 3 — Turn on branding
From the plan that includes white-label reports up, the client-facing report carries your logo and brand colors. The console your team works in is not re-branded, and SkedCast cannot be served from your own domain — see the full scope on the white-label page.
Step 4 — Deliver it
Have the report delivered to the client on a schedule, or export it on demand when they ask for the numbers.
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FAQ
- What does white-label setup actually change for my clients?
- What they see on the reports you send them: your logo and brand colors, not SkedCast’s. It does not change the console your team works in.
- Do clients need a SkedCast login to approve posts?
- No. A client signs off from a guest approval link without taking a seat.