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The partner console is a web app for the people of your company. You use it for what a business decides once, and the API for what your product does for each customer. The console has its own sign-in with an email, a password, and a code from an authenticator app when the person has one on. A console session does not open the ImpelLabs app.

Overview

The first screen shows your clients, the plan revenue each month, the commission of this month and what waits for a payout. It lists recent payments and new clients.

Clients

Each tenant is a client here. You can create a client by hand with a business name, an owner, a plan, and optional phone, website and notes. You can open a client to change its plan, switch it on or off, choose its areas, write private notes, set the password of its owner, and read the credits it used each month. A client that you create with the API also shows here.

Plans

A plan sets the price a month, the credits a month and the human seats, and the lines your pricing shows. A plan has a kind: single agent, multi agent or locked. You can add services of your own, set a price for a country with its currency and tax, and choose whether the plan shows on your pricing and whether clients can get it. The console flags a plan priced below your base price. The plan field of a tenant holds the slug of a plan from this screen.

Credit packs

A credit pack is a number of credits at your price. You can put a pack on sale or take it off.

Earnings

The earnings screen lists each payment with its commission, and your payouts with their period and bank reference.

Brand and domain

Set the domain on which your clients use the app, and point its DNS to ImpelLabs. Set your product name, tagline, colours, support email, email sender name, page title and description, and upload a logo, a logo for dark pages and a browser icon.

WhatsApp return address

This screen also holds the address where a customer returns after it connects WhatsApp through a hosted sign-up. The address must start with https://. You set it here only. No API call sets it, so a request cannot send a customer to a destination you did not choose.