Dashboard and sign-in
Staff and clients use your MSP’s branded dashboard. Their permissions determine which client and location information they see.
WHITE LABEL
Put your name where clients and guests see it.
Use your MSP’s logo, colors and identity across the dashboard, guest portal and supported operational emails. Give each location a guest experience that fits the venue.
INTERACTIVE BRAND PREVIEW
See the same journey in a different brand.
dashboard.yourmsp.example
CLIENT DASHBOARD
Sign in to Cedarline Networks
View your location’s guest Wi-Fi activity and reporting.
Sign inconnect.yourmsp.example
GUEST PORTAL
Welcome to Lakeview Hotel
Connect to guest Wi-Fi, managed by Cedarline Networks.
Connect by emailExample screens and hostnames. Select a palette to see your brand on both sign-in surfaces.
BRAND SURFACES
The dashboard, the portal and the email each have a job.
Guest portal
Guests connect through a separate portal tied to the approved Wi-Fi network. Branding, legal copy and connection options can follow the venue.
Operational email
Supported invitations, resets and guest verification can use your templates and a verified sender. Account links and guest links use their respective configured hosts.
DOMAIN SETUP
Start hosted. Plan your own domains as a separate step.
A verified signup in the pilot can receive a hosted dashboard address automatically. The pilot team configures approved guest portal addresses for the test network.
Managed pilot addresses
A hosted dashboard gets a verified HTTPS address on the pilot domain. The guest portal is separately configured and validated with its controller.
Bring your own domain
The planned workflow will guide MSPs through adding DNS records, verifying ownership, enabling TLS and confirming the dashboard and guest URLs before switching traffic.
Plan two addresses. A dashboard address serves staff and client sign-in, invitations, resets and scoped API access. A guest address serves the captive portal and guest verification. Email sender verification is a separate step.
START WITH ONE LOCATION
Bring one real guest Wi-Fi journey to the pilot.
Pick a test site, confirm the controller and make a short rollout brief for your team.