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use case — white label

Your client sees your brand. Not ours.

liveEvery link you send — a proposal, an invoice, a payment, a signature, a booking — opens under your name, logo and colors. No niiko account for your client, and no niiko in the way.Vorluno's own proposals and invoices go out through these links.

Modules involved: Niima, Kiipu, Ciita, Fiilz

how it works

Step by step

  1. Set your brand once

    Name, logo, colors and the sender your clients recognize — from Settings → Brand.

    one identity, everywhere
  2. Send the document

    A proposal from Niima, an invoice from Kiipu, a contract to sign, a deliverable to approve: each has its own link.

    a link, not an attachment
  3. The client acts

    They open it without an account: accept the proposal, transfer from their bank and upload the receipt, sign or approve — from the phone. No card is ever asked for.

    no account, no friction
  4. You see it happen

    Accepted, paid, signed, approved: each action comes back to the record and to your notifications.

    the record knows first
what you need

Before you start

  • Your brand assets (logo and colors) and, to collect money, the bank account your clients transfer to, set in Kiipu.
  • A plan with the modules you'll send from: invoices with Kiipu, deliverables with Fiilz, proposals and contracts with Niima. You pick them on any paid plan.
plans

The branded pages come with the modules that produce them: booking pages with Answer; invoices, payment links and deliverables with Collect; proposals and signing with Deliver.

Modules involvedNiimaKiipuCiitaFiilz

See the plans →

What it does NOT do yet

Said plainly

  • The links live under niiko.org: a custom domain for your portal isn't there yet.
  • The portal is white-label for your client, not a website builder: for your public site, Iiko publishes what you write.
start

Send the first branded link

Set your brand, issue a proposal or an invoice, and send the link. Your client won't see us.