Every dashboard, every email, every login screen carries your brand. Clients trust what they recognize, and brand consistency removes any ambiguity about who delivered the work.
A branded analytics platform reads as a custom-built solution rather than a generic reporting tool resold under a different name. That perception alone is worth leveraging for pricing on most engagements.
Your clients don’t see ClicData in the URL, emails, logos, or shared links. They don’t ask which vendor you’re using. They see your brand and your reporting, which is exactly the relationship you want.
Set up a single master account, replicate dashboard templates for each client, scope security at the folder level, and onboard a new client in minutes rather than days. Master dashboards with user parameters mean three templates can serve dozens of clients automatically.
Branded dashboards become part of your client’s workflow. Once they’re logging in daily to yourbrand.com for performance data, switching reporting providers becomes a much bigger lift, and that’s a churn-reduction effect worth measuring.
No. White Label is a feature that removes all mentions of ClicData, allows you to customize the login page, the menu header and more including changing the domain and the email, making the application appear that it is 100% yours. It is a paid option on all plans.
Yes. You can use White Label as long as it is not for reselling and directly competing with ClicData in any geography. Other than that you can use it for your customers, teams and partners in any way you wish.
They solve different problems. White-label rebrands the full ClicData platform: your clients log in to a standalone portal on your domain and interact with dashboards in that environment. Embedded analytics means the dashboards live inside your own application or website, rendered inside an iframe or via API, invisible as a separate product. If you’re running a SaaS product and want dashboards to feel like a native feature of your app, you need embedded analytics. If you’re delivering reporting as a managed service through a client portal, white label is the right fit. Many SaaS customers use both: white-labelled for the standalone portal experience and embedded for in-app dashboard widgets.
No. ClicData does not impose limits on the number of dashboards and the number of users or user sessions. However please note that if you want to secure the access to dashboards you may need additional user licenses to ensure the data is filtered for the user accessing the specific dashboard. Please reach out to us if you have any questions.
You manage everything from a single account. Each client gets their own folder with scoped permissions; they only see their data and their dashboards. You control what they can edit, export, or share. There’s no need to provision separate accounts per client, which is exactly what makes it practical to scale to dozens of clients without multiplying your admin overhead.
Not if white label is properly configured. The favicon is replaceable; the browser tab shows your custom domain; outbound emails carry your sender domain; and Live Links live on your subdomain. The one area to double-check is third-party integrations: if you embed a widget that pulls from an external service, that service’s branding is outside ClicData’s control. Within the platform itself, ClicData doesn’t appear.
