Brand file
Provide the app name, logo files, colour palette, icon and required language list.
Use one approved application identity across specified video intercom, smart lock and access-control models. The review defines the device mix, brand files, language scope and target market before the release package is prepared.
Brand files, device programme, language deliverables and order plan are reviewed together so each party works from the same release record.
Provide the app name, logo files, colour palette, icon and required language list.
Record where the agreed brand identity applies within the reviewed application scope.
Confirm the models, product lines and destination market included in the order brief.
Receive the confirmed scope record and release materials for the reviewed order.
This record keeps brand files, language deliverables, selected device models and handover materials tied to the same programme.
The application may cover a reviewed mix of video intercom, smart locks and access control. Device inclusion follows the agreed programme, not a catalogue-wide assumption.
Include selected video-intercom models and their app-facing functions in the reviewed programme.
Include selected smart-lock models where their approved app functions are in scope for the order.
Include selected reader, controller or access-control products according to the reviewed device list.
A focused brief allows the product, branding and language scope to be assessed against the intended order.
Send white-label briefApp name, logo, icon, colour palette and language deliverables are reviewed against the selected device programme.
A programme may combine selected video intercom, smart lock and access-control models for the named market.
State the target market, selected product categories, brand assets, language requirements and planned order quantity.
White-label application orders start at 1,000 units. Final device selection and release materials are confirmed with the order brief.