White-label
Rebrand the FleetWP Connector inside your clients' wp-admin so maintenance looks like your own service.
White-label lets agencies present the connector as their own plugin inside a client's WordPress admin. It's a paid feature and is enabled per site, while the brand itself is configured once for your whole workspace.
Configure your brand
On the fleet Settings page, fill in your white-label brand — the plugin name, description, author, and so on. This is stored once for the workspace.
Enable it per site
Turn on the white-label toggle for each site that should use it (on the site's Settings page). Enabling the toggle tells FleetWP to include the brand in that site's heartbeat response; the connector applies it within one heartbeat cycle, and reverts cleanly when you disable it or disconnect.
What changes in wp-admin
The connector rewrites its display only — the real plugin header and slug are left untouched, so WordPress.org updates keep working. Depending on your config it can:
- Rename the plugin row on the Plugins list.
- Rebrand the admin menu item and the connect screen.
- Optionally hide the Plugins row and menu entirely (the page stays reachable
at
admin.php?page=fleetwp).
Precedence
If a site defines white-label constants in wp-config.php, those win over the
dashboard-pushed brand, which in turn wins over the default. This lets a
developer pin branding on a specific install. See
White-label constants for the constant names.