White-label platform

Your brand and customer relationship.
Our technology.

Build your own monitoring proposition on the Reavic platform. The environment can be aligned with your brand, services and customer structure while Reavic manages the technical foundation.

Monitoring partner and laboratory specialist discussing a Reavic dashboard
Your own market proposition on a professionally managed platform.

Value in practice

Reach the market faster with a mature platform.

Developing a reliable monitoring platform requires ongoing investment in software, security, hosting and integrations. White-label use lets you focus on your market, customers and services.

01

Your own positioning

Align naming, visual identity and customer communication with your own proposition.

02

Faster market introduction

Start with an existing technical foundation for monitoring, alarms, history and reporting.

03

Separated customer environments

Structure customers, locations, users and permissions in separate environments.

04

Room for your own services

Combine the platform with your installation, support, consultancy, reporting or subscriptions.

Applications

For organisations with their own market, brand or distribution channel.

Reavic platform on desktop, tablet and smartphone
One platform, available on desktop, tablet and mobile
Technology and hardware suppliers
International distributors
Service organisations with multiple customer locations
Sector-specific software or data companies
Groups with several labels or business units
New monitoring and subscription propositions

Clear division of roles

Reavic remains in the background. Your proposition comes first.

The exact setup is agreed in advance, making clear which parts Reavic manages technically and which parts you bring to market under your own name.

Reavic

Platform and technology

  • Technical platform foundation and integrations
  • Hosting, security and continuity
  • Updates and development support
Your organisation

Process and customer value

  • Brand, pricing and market position
  • Sales and customer relationship
  • First-line support and own services

Introduction

Explore whether white-label use fits your proposition.

We discuss branding, customer structure, integrations, support and the commercial division of roles before defining the appropriate setup.