Explore white-label

Build the contact center offer around your brand

Define the market-facing offer, customer relationship, and operating model, with qualified revenue share from 35% to 70% based on licensed-agent volume and your hosting and support responsibilities.

Talk white-label

Partner control Brand, offer, and customer model

EngageVoice and digital journeys

WorkAgent workspace

ImproveQuality, context, and review

ControlEnvironment control

Configurable foundation

Qualified white-label

Build the offer from the market layer down

Start with the brand and customer relationship, then align the operating model, customer environments, and platform capabilities required to support it.

Market offer

Brand, positioning, and customer promise

Brand experience
Market segment
Commercial motion

Operating model

Ownership before launch

Implementation
Support
Escalation

Customer environments

Configuration by account

Modules
Routing
Integrations

Operating visibility

Review across the relationship

Usage
Quality
Service context

CallCorp platform foundation

Voice and digital journeys Agent work Quality and reporting APIs and integrations

Operating responsibility

Define the control layer before launch

White-label is more than a logo change. Brand, customer ownership, deployment, implementation, support, and escalation must work as one operating model.

Partner controls

The market-facing offer

Brand and positioning
Pricing and packaging
Customer relationship

Decide together

The operating model

Deployment and data requirements
Implementation scope
Support and escalation boundaries

CallCorp provides

The platform foundation

Customer environments
Platform updates
Routing, quality, reporting, and APIs

One agreed responsibility model from offer design through ongoing operation

Concrete platform control

Build the offer on capabilities designed for partner operation

Qualify the platform around the customer environments, data requirements, workflows, and operating visibility your offer needs.

Tenancy

Multi-tenant by design

Organize parent and child customer environments with centralized or localized configuration and per-tenant module control.

Deploy

Choose the deployment model

Use CallCorp-hosted infrastructure or qualified customer-owned AWS or Azure tenancies with full feature parity.

Control

Bring your own foundation

Support customer or partner choices for database, storage, carrier, and AI vendor within the cleared architecture boundaries.

Operate

Run billing and review

Use partner-level usage, storage, module, number, user, transcription, and invoice-support reporting with per-contact-center detail.

White-label questions

Qualify the relationship, not only the feature set

What does white-label cover?

The qualified model can place your brand, packaging, pricing, and customer relationship above a multi-tenant platform foundation. The exact operating and support split is agreed before launch.

Where can the platform run?

CallCorp can host the platform, or deploy into qualified customer-owned AWS or Azure tenancies with full feature parity. Additional requirements are validated for the specific customer environment.

How are platform updates handled?

All supported deployment models remain cloud-based so CallCorp can push platform updates. The implementation and operating responsibilities are documented for the selected model.

How do the economics work?

Revenue share starts at 35% and can scale to 70% based on licensed-agent volume and the partner's hosting and support responsibilities. Final terms are set in the partner agreement.