White labelling is the process of rebranding a product or service to reflect a different company. It is especially valuable for software used as a service, as it helps keep consistent theming across the services a company uses.

In the context of Jellyfish, white labelling is used to modify the theming and branding across the website and mobile app. White labelling is configured per tenancy and is only enabled when the tenant has a domain set for their tenancy in Jellyfish. It is configured through the tenancy configuration page in the web portal.

Figure 1 – Default branding options in Jellyfish

Branding Within Jellyfish

White labelling lets companies give Jellyfish a new look while reflecting their branding. Here, the Orca company has configured the logo and colors to match their red theming, along with a clean login background image.

Figure 2 – Example config for white labelling

Figure 3 – Example Orca login screen

Branding in Jellyfish Mobile

The Orca company also uses the Jellyfish mobile app, which reflects the white labelling set for their tenancy within Jellyfish.

Figure 4 -Jellyfish Mobile white labelling

Branding Options

The following theming options are available for configuration.

Figure 5 – Default branding options in Jellyfish

OptionDescription
Tenancy LogoUpdates the logo used across the Jellyfish portal and app.
Logo Contains Display NameWhen uploading a logo, users can specify that the logo contains the display name of the tenancy. This disables the display name from rendering normally.
Display NameUpdates the titles of Jellyfish used across the portal and app.
Banner ColorUpdate the primary color used in the portal and app. This will only change the banner/navbar in the portal.
Highlight ColorUpdates the navbar button color in the portal, and the secondary highlight color in the app.
Side Menu ColorUpdates the color of the secondary navbar in the portal
Logon BackgroundUpdates the background image on the login screen in the portal.