White Label Programme
ELVIS WEB EXPERTISE
White-label programme
Do you run an agency, a creative studio or a consultancy and need some technical support without having to recruit straight away? Elvis Web offers white-label support for certain web-related projects, based on a scope and collaboration guidelines agreed between us.
A tailored response
A scope defined on the basis of your objectives, constraints and target audience.
A clear method
Milestones, deliverables and acceptance criteria agreed upon prior to implementation.
A specific objective
A solution designed to be useful, easy to understand and practical.
White-label programme: an approach tailored to your business
Do you run an agency, a creative studio or a consultancy and need technical support without having to recruit straight away? Elvis Web offers white-label support for certain web projects, based on a scope and collaboration guidelines defined jointly. We prioritise decisions that address a genuine need rather than adding features or content without a clear purpose. Defining the right scope enables us to move forward with a clear vision of the expected outcome, the constraints and the next steps.
Who is the white label aimed at?
This collaborative approach may be suitable for communications agencies, consultants, designers, SEO specialists and freelancers who sell web projects but do not always have the necessary time or technical resources. It enables them to cope with a peak in workload, delegate integration work or supplement their skills without altering the partner’s business structure.
Projects tailored to your organisation
Depending on your requirements, Elvis Web can assist with WordPress integration, page creation, implementing features, technical fixes, targeted development or preparing a website for launch. Each request is assessed based on its complexity, deadlines and available access. Any tasks falling outside the scope of the project are highlighted before work begins.
A customer relationship underpinned by a clear framework
White-label operations must specify who communicates with the end customer, whose names appear on deliverables, how confidential information is handled, and who approves decisions. These rules must be clearly set out to avoid misunderstandings. Access rights are restricted to what is necessary for the assignment, and sensitive information is shared using appropriate methods.
Brief, quotation and production
A useful brief includes the expected outcome, mock-ups or references, available content, technical constraints, the necessary access rights and the delivery date. We clarify the acceptance criteria before we begin. If a request changes during the project, the implications for the price and timetable must be agreed upon in order to maintain a transparent working relationship.
Quality, testing and communication
Delivery is not simply a matter of producing a page that looks correct on a screen. Links, forms, mobile displays and key scenarios must be tested in line with the brief. Checkpoints agreed in advance enable issues to be identified at an early stage. The partner remains responsible for final approval and for the relationship with their client, unless otherwise agreed.
An evolving collaboration
Collaboration may begin with a specific task before developing into recurring assignments. We prioritise a clear scope, a realistic estimate and predictable communication. Availability, turnaround times and the ability to take on an assignment depend on our workload at the time of the enquiry; these are confirmed before any commitment is made.
How is your project with Elvis Web going?
01 · Exchange
You explain the objective, the target audience, the constraints and the desired outcome.
02 · Framing
We are clarifying the scope, deliverables, access rights and points to be approved.
03 · Production
The work is carried out in accordance with the agreed scope, with discussions on key points.
04 · Verification
The planned elements are checked and the next steps are set out.
Why choose Elvis Web?
Elvis Web supports web projects with a pragmatic approach: understanding the requirements, defining a coherent solution and setting out the next steps clearly. We are based in Madagascar and also work with French companies. The scope of the project is discussed with you to take into account the context, budget and available resources. We prioritise transparency regarding what is included, what relies on a third-party service and what requires additional work.
Every project is different. We do not promise automatic commercial results or a guaranteed ranking on Google. We define verifiable actions, a realistic scope and validation criteria tailored to the service requested.
Frequently Asked Questions about the White Label Programme
Do you work directly with the end customer?
In white-label arrangements, the communication method is defined at the outset. We can work with the partner behind the scenes or take part in certain discussions if this has been agreed.
What tasks can be assigned?
WordPress tasks, integrations, bug fixes and targeted developments can be considered. Acceptance depends on the scope, the skills required and the deadline.
How can we protect client confidentiality?
Confidentiality provisions, access rights and the use of deliverables must be set out in the contract. Access rights granted must be limited to what is strictly necessary.
Can you take on urgent assignments?
An emergency is assessed on the basis of availability, complexity and the information provided. No specific timeframe is guaranteed until confirmation has been given.
How do I get a quote?
Please send us the brief, the expected deliverables, the desired deadline and any technical constraints. We will then be able to assess the scope of the project and provide a quote.
Let’s move on to the next step
Are you planning a white-label programme?
Please tell us about your objectives and any constraints you face. We will help you define a solution and draw up a tailored proposal.
How to make a success of your first white-label project
When starting a collaboration, opt for an assignment with a specific objective and straightforward acceptance criteria. A page to be integrated, a single correction or a clearly defined feature allows you to test communication, the level of documentation and the quality of delivery before entrusting a larger project. This is no substitute for a clear contract, but it helps both parties to understand how they work together.
Designate a main point of contact, establish a communication channel, set realistic response times or deadlines, and put in place a process for handling additional requests. Feedback should be consolidated and presented in an actionable format. Mock-ups, content and access must be available before work begins; any missing elements may cause delays to the schedule and must be reported promptly.
Finally, clarify the rights regarding deliverables, confidentiality, maintenance responsibilities and payment terms. A lasting relationship is built on realistic estimates and mutual transparency, not on the promise to deliver everything at short notice. Tell us what you need to set out the scope of an initial assignment.
Defining a delivery unambiguously
Before you begin, clarify what constitutes an accepted delivery: the expected pages, functionality, compatibility, file formats and any corrections included. Distinguish between a deviation from the brief and a new functional requirement. Also agree on the approval procedure and the partner’s response time. This approach safeguards the schedule, facilitates invoicing and maintains a professional relationship, even when several projects are being handled simultaneously.
Arrange for the transfer of information
Communications should leave a useful record: approved decisions, design draft versions, completed tasks, items still to be checked and external dependencies. A brief summary at each stage reduces duplication and enables the partner to respond to the client accurately. Do not include passwords or sensitive personal data in these summaries.