Name and logos
Each workspace has its own name and light and dark logos. Without a logo it shows a monogram, never the IQNOVO mark.
Partners
Run branded AI workspaces for your clients.
IQ Chat is white-label and multi-tenant. Give each client its own workspace under your brand, with its own database, and run every one of them from a single master console.
Who it is for
Built for firms that already own the client relationship.
You bring the relationship and the know-how. IQ Chat gives you a governed AI workspace to deliver it in, without building or hosting one yourself.
- Managed service providers adding AI to an existing IT contract
- Agencies and consultancies delivering AI-assisted work for clients
- Technology resellers who want an AI workspace to sell under their own name
- Firms serving regulated clients that need isolation and audit
What your clients see
Your brand from the sign-in page.
Clients sign in to a workspace that carries your name, or theirs. IQNOVO stays out of the frame.
Your domain
Run a workspace on a subdomain or on a client's own domain, verified with a CNAME record.
Legal pages in your name
White-label terms and privacy pages carry the legal entity, contact, and governing law you set for each workspace.
Branded email
Invitations and notifications go out with the workspace's name, logo, and sender name.
What you run
One master console for every client.
Create, configure, and support client workspaces from one place, then step into any of them when a client needs help.
Provision in minutes
Create a client workspace from the console or by API, on its own application database, seeded with sample content so the first session is not an empty screen.
Set what each client gets
Choose plans, model packages, and feature defaults per client, and switch capabilities on or off for one workspace or all of them.
Support without passwords
Open a client's admin console directly from the master console. What you do there is recorded in your own audit log.
See every tenant at a glance
Review usage, spend, and activity across client workspaces, and suspend or resume a workspace when a contract changes.
Win the work
Demo workspaces that look like the client's world.
Spin up a trial workspace in the prospect's industry, hand it over, and let it expire on its own if the deal does not close.
Industry sample content
Nine demo packs: healthcare, financial services, biotech, legal, government, manufacturing, retail, technology, and a general pack.
Trials that manage themselves
Give each demo an end date. Extend it with a click, or let it suspend at expiry and clean itself up after a grace period.
Guided starting points
Job-function roles give each group of users their own starter tiles and default model, so a demo opens on work they recognize.
Isolation and control
Each client stays in its own lane.
A database per client
Every workspace runs on its own application database. Provider keys, connector tokens, and credentials are encrypted before storage.
Controls each client's IT will ask for
SSO, SCIM provisioning, enforced two-factor authentication and passkeys, a hash-chained audit log, and connectors that stay off until each user turns them on.
Dedicated deployments
For a client that will not sign off on shared infrastructure, the full stack can be deployed for that organization alone.
Straightforward terms, agreed per partner.
You keep the client relationship. Commercial terms, support levels, and deployment shape are agreed with each partner, and we will tell you plainly what the platform does and does not do today.