What your client sees
Your logo, your assistant's name and your colours inside wp-admin. When reports and status pages ship, they carry your name too. WebCrew appears in the fine print as the engine, and on the invoice you receive. Your client never receives a WebCrew e-mail.
Setting it up
- In the dashboard, open Your brand. Upload a logo (SVG or PNG), choose a name for the assistant and a primary colour.
- Choose which sites use it. Most agencies switch it on for every client site and leave their own sites on the default.
- Open a client site's wp-admin. The assistant panel shows your name from the next page load.
What stays visible
A "powered by WebCrew" line in the assistant's fine print, and the connector plugin's name in the plugin list. Both are there so a client's developer can find out what is running.
Who uses it today
JKC Media, the agency WebCrew was built inside, runs it as "JKC AI" on its own client sites. White-label on the assistant is included in the site price; client reports and status pages under your name are coming soon.