# White-label organisations
Source: https://docs.aden.space/docs/help/more/whitelabel

A paid organisation add-on that strips Aden from everything the outside world sees through that organisation, its public pages, its share cards and the mail it sends to applicants, so the surface reads as the brand's own.
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## What it is [#what-it-is]

White-label is a paid add-on on an organisation. With it on, the pages and
emails that reach people outside Aden carry the organisation's identity and
nothing else: no Aden logo, no "via Aden" footer, no `aden.space` on the link
preview image, no "| Aden" in the browser tab.

It covers the organisation's public profile and its sections (demos, shop,
coaching, website), its track-request links, its camp and program signup pages,
and the mail it sends to applicants: invites, schedules, and application
decisions.

It is not self-serve. Aden staff enable it from `/admin/organisations/[id]` as
part of the organisation's deal, alongside the manually-invoiced org-deals
subscription.

## What it does not cover [#what-it-does-not-cover]

* **Signing in.** Anyone submitting a track or accepting an invite still needs
  an Aden account, and the login and registration pages are Aden's. Applicants
  see the platform at that step.
* **The sending address.** Mail goes out from Aden's address. An organisation
  that wants its own from-address verifies a sending domain under Domains; the
  two are independent settings today.
* **Artist pages.** The organisation's teams have their own public profiles,
  which keep their own branding and their own "powered by" setting.