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white labeling the Use response
Hi
We are looking to integrate use response in our custom built applications with 2 goals to achieve:
1. Having use response hosted on our server with our company logo / name appearing there. Wonder, can the use response be offered as white labelled platform?
2. Since the users are signing up on our site, so we need an ability to have common user name / pwd on both our site and this UR system. This may need us to post the user/pwd into UR database as well. Is that possible?
Thanks,
pal
1) There are some limitations that are based on our License Agreement that UseResponse can be installed on Single website URL. So the platform can't be white labeled. People should be aware what they are using, though you can remove branding by purchasing Branding Removal for $299 so noone know whether you have custom solution that you've built or purchased it.
2) Single Sign On will be possible in 1.1 release. As of now it's easy to integrate into any platform, as code is open source, and can be 100% customized.
1) There are some limitations that are based on our License Agreement that UseResponse can be installed on Single website URL. So the platform can't be white labeled. People should be aware what they are using, though you can remove branding by purchasing Branding Removal for $299 so noone know whether you have custom solution that you've built or purchased it.
2) Single Sign On will be possible in 1.1 release. As of now it's easy to integrate into any platform, as code is open source, and can be 100% customized.
1) There are some limitations that are based on our License Agreement that UseResponse can be installed on Single website URL. So the platform can't be white labeled. People should be aware what they are using, though you can remove branding by purchasing Branding Removal for $299 so noone know whether you have custom solution that you've built or purchased it.
2) Single Sign On will be possible in 1.1 release. As of now it's easy to integrate into any platform, as code is open source, and can be 100% customized.
1) There are some limitations that are based on our License Agreement that UseResponse can be installed on Single website URL. So the platform can't be white labeled. People should be aware what they are using, though you can remove branding by purchasing Branding Removal for $299 so noone know whether you have custom solution that you've built or purchased it.
2) Single Sign On will be possible in 1.1 release. As of now it's easy to integrate into any platform, as code is open source, and can be 100% customized.
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