White-Label Reports
Every report your agency sends carries your branding, not ours. Your logo, your agency name, your contact details — the client sees your agency’s work product, with IntelligencesTest as invisible infrastructure behind it.
Why the vendor should stay invisible to the client
A client hired your agency, not a software vendor, to find and vet candidates. A report that visibly credits a third-party tool quietly shifts some of that credit away from your agency’s judgment and onto the tool itself — and invites the client to wonder whether they could just buy the tool directly. White-labelling isn’t cosmetic: it keeps the professional relationship where it actually sits, between your agency and your client, with the platform doing its work in the background rather than putting its name on your deliverable.
Where the branding applies
Every client-facing document carries it, not just the main PDF cover page: the full client report, the lighter candidate submission, and the comparison matrix all render under your agency’s identity throughout, not just on a title page a client might skim past.
- Your logo and agency name on every report cover and footer
- No IntelligencesTest branding visible to your client
- Consistent formatting across every recruiter on your team, so every client sees the same professional standard
Pairs directly with PDF Client Reports — see a sample report.
Frequently asked questions
Is white-labeling available on every plan?
It’s included from the Professional plan up — see pricing for the full tier breakdown.
Does the candidate ever see IntelligencesTest’s name?
The candidate-facing assessment experience and the client-facing report are separate surfaces; the branding covered here is specifically what your client sees on the report your agency delivers.
Can I add anything beyond logo and agency name?
Contact details are included alongside the logo and name as standard; for anything beyond that, check with your account setup since this varies by what your plan supports.
Does white-labeling apply to every report type, or just the main PDF?
It applies across the full client report, the candidate submission format, and the comparison matrix — not just the main PDF’s cover page.
