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White Labeling

White labeling lets businesses customize the ThingsBoard Edge interface — logo, colors, and branding — to match their own corporate identity. Settings propagate to Edge instances through an ownership hierarchy.

White-labeling settings follow an ownership hierarchy: system administrator settings can be overridden by the tenant, which can be overridden by the customer, and so on.

This hierarchy extends to Edge instances:

  • Tenant-owned Edge — white-labeling settings are taken from the tenant level, merged with those from the system administrator.
  • Customer-owned Edge — white-labeling settings are taken from the customer, merged with those from the tenant and system administrator.

The displayed interface depends on the account used to log in. For example, if a user logs in to a customer-owned Edge with a tenant account, they will see the tenant’s interface.

On the Edge, domain-based branding is not used. The appearance of the Edge login page depends on ownership only.

For example, when a user navigates to a customer-owned Edge, the customer’s white-labeling login configuration is applied.

White-labeling configuration for Edge follows the same approach as for the Platform. See the Platform documentation for detailed instructions: