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Customer Portal Settings

How to set up your custom subdomain for the Customer Portal

Written by Althaaf Rachman Hafidz

Purpose

Set up, customize, and manage your Customer Portal in Reusely. This includes configuring your language, branding, subdomain, portal link, and revised-offer messages to ensure a smooth and branded experience for your customers.


Video Walkthrough

Watch our quick tutorial to see how to set up and personalize your Customer Portal.


Accessing Customer Portal Settings

  1. From your dashboard, click Settings (bottom-left corner).

  2. Navigate to the Customer Portal to view and configure all portal-related options.


Steps

1. General Customer Portal Settings

Language

Select the language you want your Customer Portal to display.

Click "English - (EN)"

Favicon (Browser Icon)

Upload your favicon to personalize the browser tab and reinforce your brand identity.

Upload Browser Icon (Favicon)

2. Setting Up a Custom Subdomain

You can brand your portal by using your own custom domain.

Click "Set your own custom subdomain for the customer portal."

Steps

  1. Select Custom Subdomain.

  2. Confirm by click the Yes, Change It button.

  3. Enter your preferred subdomain — this becomes the URL your customers will use.

  4. Click the Save button to activate it.

Tip

Pick a subdomain that is short, memorable, and aligned with your brand.


3. Using Reusely’s Default Domain

Prefer a quicker setup? Use the Reusely-hosted default domain:

  • The portal will use sell.reusely.com

  • Your company logo appears automatically in the top-right corner

  • Simply confirm the selection and you’re done.

Click "Use Reusely hosted customer portal"

5. Customer Portal Link

You can share the portal link directly or add it to your website.

Copy Portal Link

Ways to Use the Link

Tip (Highly Recommended)

Since portal URLs use secure tokens and may look long, embed them using an iFrame for a cleaner look.


6. Editing Portal Content

You can customize the messages customers see when reviewing revised offers.

Customer Portal Messages

Editable Sections

  1. Revised Offer Info

  2. Offer Declined Info

  3. Offer Accepted Info

  4. Activation Lock Info

  5. Returned Status

Steps

  1. Click the More Options (the three-dot icon) icon.

  2. Select the Edit icon next to the message you want to update.

  3. Customize the text to match your brand and clearly guide your customers.

  4. Save your changes, the updates appear instantly in the portal.


7. Previewing Your Customer Portal

Review Message Explanation

Before finalizing your setup:

  1. Click Preview (the three-dot icon) to view the portal as your customers will see it.

  2. Confirm that branding, messaging, and layout appear as expected.

  3. Close the preview when done.

  4. Here's an example of how customers will see the Offer Accepted Info.


Customizing Messages in the Customer Portal

You can control the messages displayed to customers throughout their journey in the Customer Portal, especially during key actions like revised offers or order status updates. This helps ensure clear communication and a better customer experience.

Within the Customer Portal settings, you can edit several message types, including:

  • Revised Offer Info – Displayed when a revised offer is presented to the customer

  • Offer Declined Info – Shown after a customer declines a revised offer

  • Offer Accepted Info – Shown after a customer accepts a revised offer

  • Activation Lock Info – Displayed when a device is flagged with an activation lock

  • Returned Status – Shown when an item has been returned to the customer

To update any of these messages:

  1. Click the three-dot icon next to the message you want to edit

  2. Select Edit

  3. Customize the text as needed

  4. Click Save

You can also use the Preview option to see how the message will appear to customers before publishing the changes.



Note

Previewing ensures a smooth, professional experience before going live.


Tips

  • Keep messages friendly and clear, especially for revised offers.

  • Use your brand tone consistently across all portal text.

  • Preview regularly to ensure updates display as intended.


Notes

  • Using a custom domain may require DNS configuration on your end.

  • Changes to portal settings apply instantly once saved.

  • Embedding the portal via iFrame provides a cleaner, branded customer experience.

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