White-label means built for you
We write the code. You ship the portal.
Every competitor's white-label is a configuration screen: upload a logo, pick a color, point a domain. Mavex's white-label is an installation built for one machine builder: their machines, their hierarchy, their views - built once, then shipped with every machine of that model.
Standard components where they fit - the metric tiles, Explore, the alarm engine - and custom code where they don't: a view, a calculation, a page your process needs and nobody else's. You describe the machine; we build the dashboard; your customer sees your name.
What your customer sees
Their machines, your brand
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The portal
Your name in the header, your domain, your look. Light or dark, 12- or 24-hour, set per user.
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Their plant, top down
Machines running, stopped, in maintenance; one card per line; one slot per machine with its render and its state.
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The machine as they see it on the floor
Saved views of the 3D model - tending side, gripper side - with the live value pinned on each component: motor current on the motor, vacuum on the gripper, temperature on the base.
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Every metric, one tile
Below the views, a tile per metric: value, unit, freshness, a sparkline; on/off signals as a state timeline; the machine state. Click any tile for its chart.
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The alarms that matter to that machine
At the bottom of the page, with their live status - firing, cleared, never fired - and their full history one click away.
The line page
One slot per machine, whatever the brand
A line is several machines working together, often from different manufacturers. The line page gives each one a slot with its own render and its own state.
The renders are captured from the same 3D models the machine pages use, so the line view and the machine view are never out of step.
Build once
Built per machine model, shipped with every serial number
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The 3D model
One or more files per model
The 3D model of each machine model goes in - one or more files per model.
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The views
Saved cameras
The views your operator needs get saved - tending side, gripper side, a detail of the gripper.
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The metrics
Pinned overlays
Each metric gets pinned on the component that produces it, so the value is read where it happens.
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The pages
Slot bindings
The pages get assembled: which view fills the machine page, which view fills each slot on the line page.
Every machine of that model - at every customer, on every line - now opens with that page. The tenth customer costs you nothing extra, and the portal is ready in days, not months. After hand-over your own team can keep going: new views, new alarms, new machines, from the admin screens.
Two views, three roles
The OEM view and the customer view
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For you - Admin and Manufacturer
Every customer, every plant, every line, every machine, and every configuration screen. Add a customer, add a plant, add a machine, upload a model, write an alarm.
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For them - Customer
Their own plant and their own machines, separated at the data layer rather than hidden in the interface.
Portal as a sales tool
Show the portal before you ship the machine
Mark a machine as Simulate and it produces demo data - so the portal is a demo in the sales meeting: "this is what you will see every morning once the line runs", on your own 3D model, with your name on it.
It turns connectivity from an aftermarket add-on into part of the machine offer - and into a subscription you can bill at the point of machine sale.
What the field tells your engineers
The dashboard is also your R&D input
Real-world data shows you how your products perform once they leave the factory - which limits are hit, which components run hot, what your customers actually need, often before they have realised it themselves. The next generation of your machines gets shaped around genuine demand.
Measured results
What the branded portal changed in the field
Outcomes measured across Mavex deployments with a plastic extrusion machine manufacturer.
- 2.3× Faster line startups Shared startup recipes on the dashboard: operators follow the same proven settings on every line, so lines reach their optimal production rate sooner, with far less scrap.
- +1 New revenue stream for builders The connected service became a subscription billed at the point of machine sale.
- −58% On-site service visits Live machine metrics answered most first-response calls remotely.
Results based on early customer deployments. Individual outcomes vary by industry, machine type, and operational context.
Common questions
Questions we hear about the dashboard
Here are the questions we hear most - answered directly, without the sales pitch.
Can we fully white-label the platform?
What if our dashboard needs something the platform doesn't have?
Do we need a 3D model?
Does the portal work on a phone?
How is it priced?
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