Visual branding: You can change your network's entire color scheme instantly from the admin panel (Design → Change Site Design), along with your logo and favicon — so the network looks and feels like your own brand rather than a generic template.
Choosing where your data is stored: Storage isn't locked to one provider. You can configure your network to use Amazon S3, DigitalOcean Spaces, Backblaze, Google Cloud Storage, Wasabi (via S3 or FTP), or a standard FTP server — giving you control over where and with whom your community's data actually lives.
Payments and monetization tools: Payment gateways can be configured directly in the admin panel, alongside the network's monetization settings, so subscriptions and paid content can run through the provider of your choice.
Voice, video and messaging: Real-time video and audio chat can be powered by providers such as Twilio, Agora, or Millicast, and live video streaming can run through Agora — letting you choose the infrastructure behind your community's communication features. SMS notifications can likewise be configured through Twilio, BulkSMS, or Infobip/Msg91.
Email delivery: Outgoing emails (like notifications) are sent through your own SMTP configuration, set up under Admin Panel → Settings → E-mail & SMS Setup, so emails come from your own domain rather than a shared one.
Where to find all of this: Full configuration documentation, including step-by-step setup for each of these integrations, is maintained in your admin panel.
Need help? Contact [email protected] if a specific integration isn't covered yet or isn't working as expected.