Hosted, standalone or embedded
A standalone branded link can be a useful starting point. Some showroom products also demonstrate embedded surfaces. Confirm which delivery form is supported for the selected product, including mobile behaviour and accessibility.
A commercial licence defines permitted use, brands, period, fees and support. A domain, embed, widget or API defines how the experience is delivered. One does not automatically imply the other.
Technical review before a connection
API access, SSO, CRM, stock, booking, payment and email connections require product-specific scope and verification. Bring the technical owner, the required fields and what should happen when a connection fails.
These guides are not a universal Qind API contract or an installable integration specification. Existing independent web products are not automatically offered for white-label licensing.
Confirm the installation
Record the intended host, receiving destination, integrations, traffic expectations, maintenance and support owner. Domain configuration and credentials are handled through the agreed delivery process, not a public demo link.
Review your setup
Bring your customer task, approved inputs and required handoff. We’ll agree the installation and price before delivery.
Discuss the scope White-label overview