Whitelabel Solutions
Whitelabel Solutions let partners launch their own software-led vending experience on top of Wendor infrastructure, with branded apps, branded kiosks, and branded customer-facing touchpoints.
- Best for
- partner or enterprise rollouts
- Brand surfaces
- app, kiosk, domain, flows
- Built on
- existing Wendor stack
In practice
Your brand on top of the Wendor software stack
Put your logos, colours, fonts and domains on the Wendor dashboard, apps and kiosk screens instead of building the software yourself.
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Visual ownership
Customer-facing touchpoints can reflect the deployment brand instead of feeling like a co-branded compromise.
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Multi-surface branding
Branding can extend across mobile, web, kiosk, and machine-adjacent interfaces.
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Faster launch path
Partners can launch on mature infrastructure rather than funding a full software program from scratch.
Capabilities
Whitelabel capabilities
Branding, custom domains and module choices on the same platform Wendor runs for its own deployments.
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Custom domains and surfaces
Brand ownership extends beyond logos into the actual access environment and customer journey.
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Consistent brand system
The same identity can carry across multiple machine and software touchpoints.
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Core updates retained
Partners benefit from ongoing platform improvement while maintaining their own market-facing experience.
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Commercial efficiency
Launching on a mature stack can be dramatically cheaper than independent R&D and maintenance.
Workflow
How whitelabel rollouts work
A partnership built on mature software, not a rebuild from scratch.
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Map the branded experience
Define the visual language, domains, and consumer touchpoints the partner wants to own.
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Adapt the stack
Apply theming, module choices, and integrations while keeping the core platform stable.
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Launch with enterprise confidence
The partner gets branded ownership without needing to build the entire operating and CX stack internally.
What buyers get
What partners get
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Wendor runs as the hidden software engine behind your brand’s rollout.
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A modern platform partnership, not a one-off software licence.
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Add custom modules later if the rollout needs them.
Next step
Where this fits in the software stack
Other linked modules
FAQ
Questions about white-label vending
Answers to common questions about our whitelabelling services.
What exactly can be whitelabelled?
Customer-facing software surfaces can be branded across app, kiosk, web, and related touchpoints.
Wendor CX Platform
- Useful when partners want market-facing ownership
- Keeps the same core software engine underneath
Can we use our own domain name?
Yes, domain and access-layer branding can be part of the deployment setup.
Whitelabel Solutions
- Strengthens the feeling of a true partner-owned experience
- Works well alongside branded app and kiosk surfaces
Is Wendor branding visible in a whitelabel setup?
The point of whitelabel is brand ownership for the partner-facing experience.
Whitelabel Solutions
- The visible experience is shaped around the partner brand
- The underlying Wendor software still powers the rollout
How do software updates work with whitelabelling?
The branded layer still benefits from ongoing platform improvements underneath.
Wendor CX Platform
- Partners keep brand ownership without losing access to core software evolution
- This is one of the major advantages of launching on an existing stack
Is whitelabelling available across machine sizes?
Yes, the same branding approach can span multiple hardware formats inside one rollout.
Wendor CX Platform
- Useful when a program includes both compact and large-format machines
- Helps keep the software identity consistent across the fleet
Confirm the scope before your software pilot
Hardware and data
Bring your machine and payment-provider list, existing exports and required workflows. Confirm connector availability, data migration and functions to test.
Access and responsibilities
Agree user roles, data ownership, export access and who handles stocking, refunds and service. Review security and privacy requirements with the team.
Commercial and support terms
Request a proposal separating software, integration and hardware charges. Confirm onboarding, support availability and pilot acceptance criteria in writing.
