To offer a fully white-labeled experience to your customers, you can customize the portal URL so it matches your domain. Instead of "https://app.upflow.io/customers/xxxxx," it could be "https://yourdomain.com/xxxxx."

To do so, you will need your IT team's help.

Setting up the white-labeled portal 

Head over to the portal settings. From there, you can add the domain name you would like to use, in the example below: portal.example.com.

Once you add the domain, it will provide DNS records that your IT team should add.

It can take up to 24 hours to propagate, but once done you should be able to click on "Verify your domain", and it should turn green:

From there, you can check what it looks like by using the top-right button:

Going forward, the portal will be accessible with URLs following this format: https://portal.example.com/customers/xxxxxx

FAQ

What if I have several organizations?

• You can use the same domain for all the portals if you have several organizations. Simply go to the other organizations' settings and add the domain name. It will be automatically validated.

What happens if I delete the domain?

• We will fall back on the Upflow URLs to send the portal link; however, unless you add a redirection, the previous links will no longer work.

I've added the CNAME record and given it time to propagate but when I click on the Preview Customer Portal button of a customer's page I encounter the following screen:

• Please check whether there is an existing CAA record for the domain.
  If so, you can either delete the record or add the following Upflow CAA record:

CAA 0 issue pki.goog

• Once added, please click on the Verify Your Domain button found on your Customer Portal settings page on Upflow to refresh the custom web domain.