Customizing White Label Channel Manager to match your brand

Customizing your White Label Channel Manager with custom CSS allows you to match the layout to your brand identity. Learn how custom styling works and how to request custom styling from the Rentals United team.

Understand custom branding

Rentals United maintains a standard styling baseline to keep the White Label Channel Manager stable. To apply your own brand styling, Rentals United builds a custom CSS file. This file replaces or extends the standard styling rules for White Label Channel Manager in your platform.

Select styling options

Rentals United offers two styling options. 

  • No custom styling: Your environment loads the standard CSS file by default.
  • Custom partner CSS file: Once Rentals United implements the custom CSS file, the system stops applying any previous CSS files.

Custom branded style

The PMS team provides necessary guidelines and materials required to build a custom style. Below you can see an example of a custom White Label Channel Manager view for a partner.
Partner custom CSS example

Request custom branding

Every custom CSS file must go through a code review and verification process in Rentals United. This ensures your changes don't introduce visual bugs or break any functionality.

Follow the steps below to request your custom CSS file:

Step by step:

  1. Contact your Rentals United point of contact.
  2. Meet with the Rentals United designer and submit:
    • List of requested modifications
    • Visual materials and guidelines
    • Access to a test account in your software
  3. Approve the design mockup prepared and shared by Rentals United designer.
  4. Wait for the Rentals United team to implement new styling rules. 
  5. After successful implementation, Rentals United enables custom style for all accounts in your setup. 

To remove the custom styling, contact the Support Team. Once the team removes the custom CSS file, the system immediately rolls back to the standard styling baseline.
 

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