White-Label Setup Guide

Deploy a fully branded instance of Cronozen under your own domain. White-label partners get their own domain, branding, landing pages, and isolated data — all powered by the Cronozen platform.

Architecture Overview

Customer visits brand.co.kr
         │
         ▼
   CloudFlare Worker
   (proxy + rewrite)
         │
         ▼
   cronozen.com ECS
   (multi-tenant app)
         │
    ┌────┴────┐
    │ Routing │──▶ /brand-slug/* (tenant pages)
    └────┬────┘
         │
    ┌────┴────┐
    │  Auth   │──▶ auth.cronozen.com (Central SSO)
    └────┬────┘
         │
    ┌────┴────┐
    │  Data   │──▶ Row-level isolation (center_id)
    └─────────┘

White-label domains are reverse proxies to cronozen.com. The CloudFlare Worker handles domain rewriting, SEO meta tag substitution, and GA4 tracking ID replacement. Authentication flows through Central Auth (auth.cronozen.com) with brand-specific redirect URIs.

Prerequisites

Before starting, ensure you have:

CloudFlare account access (API token with DNS + Workers permissions)
AWS CLI configured (for database access via Lambda)
Access to the thearound-ops repository
The partner’s domain registered and DNS pointed to CloudFlare

Phase 1: Database Setup

1.1 Create White-Label Agreement

Register the partner in the whitelabel_agreements table. This can be done via the Admin API or a provisioning script. Via Admin API:

POST /api/admin/partners/onboard

{
  "partnerName": "Brand Name",
  "partnerDomain": "brand-slug",
  "centerName": "Brand Center",
  "centerType": "REHAB_CENTER",
  "adminName": "Admin Name",
  "adminEmail": "admin@brand.co.kr",
  "revenueShareRate": 15,
  "contractStartDate": "2026-04-01"
}

This single API call creates:

whitelabel_agreements record (partner contract)
centers record (tenant)
center_tenant_mapping (cross-service linking)
unified_actors (admin account)
center_memberships (admin membership)

1.2 Configure Features & Branding

Update the white-label agreement with branding and feature flags:

{
  "branding_logo": "https://cdn.brand.co.kr/logo.svg",
  "branding_primary_color": "#1A5276",
  "branding_favicon": "https://cdn.brand.co.kr/favicon.ico",
  "branding_og_image": "https://cdn.brand.co.kr/og.png",
  "landing_hero_title": "Brand Tagline",
  "seo_title": "Brand Name - Service Description",
  "seo_description": "Meta description for search engines",
  "features": {
    "survey": true,
    "voucher": true,
    "matching": true,
    "case_management": false
  },
  "enabled_domains": ["rehab"],
  "public_signup_enabled": false,
  "public_page_enabled": true
}

Set public_signup_enabled: false initially. Enable only after testing the full auth flow.

Phase 2: Application Configuration

Three config files must be updated in the thearound-ops repository.

2.1 Domain Registry

File: config/domains.config.ts

'brand.co.kr': {
  domain: 'brand.co.kr',
  centerDomain: 'brand-slug',
  centerName: 'Brand Name',
  type: 'REHAB_CENTER',
  theme: {
    primaryColor: '#1A5276',
    logo: 'https://cdn.brand.co.kr/logo.svg',
    favicon: 'https://cdn.brand.co.kr/favicon.ico'
  }
}

2.2 Proxy Constants

File: src/lib/proxy/constants.ts Add three entries:

// 1. Custom domain mapping
customDomains['brand.co.kr'] = { type: 'rehab', slug: 'brand-slug' }

// 2. Auth client mapping
CUSTOM_DOMAIN_AUTH_CLIENTS['brand.co.kr'] = 'brand'

// 3. Public page segments (opt-in rewrite policy)
// Only listed segments are rewritten; all others pass through safely
CUSTOM_DOMAIN_REWRITE_SEGMENTS['rehab'] = new Set([
  '',                    // root landing
  'pricing',             // pricing page
  'marketplace',         // marketplace
  'terms', 'privacy',   // legal pages
])

The rewrite policy is opt-in by default. Only segments explicitly listed in CUSTOM_DOMAIN_REWRITE_SEGMENTS are proxied. This prevents accidental exposure of internal pages on the custom domain.

2.3 Auth Client Registration

File: config/auth-clients.config.ts

brand: {
  name: 'Brand Name',
  allowedRedirectUris: [
    'https://brand.co.kr/api/auth/central-callback'
  ],
  usesCookieSharing: false  // host-only cookies (recommended)
}

Set usesCookieSharing: false for white-label domains. This ensures cookies are scoped to the brand domain only, preventing cross-domain leakage.

Phase 3: CloudFlare Setup

3.1 DNS Configuration

Add the custom domain zone to CloudFlare, then create DNS records:

# A record pointing to AWS ALB
curl -X POST "https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/zones/{zone_id}/dns_records" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN" \
  -d '{
    "type": "A",
    "name": "brand.co.kr",
    "content": "<ALB_ELASTIC_IP>",
    "proxied": true
  }'

3.2 CloudFlare Worker

Create a Worker that proxies requests from brand.co.kr to cronozen.com: Key Worker responsibilities:

Root path (/) rewrite to /{brand-slug} landing page
Auth paths (/auth, /login) rewrite to /{brand-slug}/login
Static files (/sitemap.xml, /robots.txt) served directly
HTMLRewriter transformations:
- GA4 tracking ID replacement (cronozen ID -> brand ID)
- OG/Twitter meta tag domain substitution
- Canonical link rewrite
- Remove noindex meta tags (enable SEO for brand domain)
CSP header rewrite (preserve auth.cronozen.com, replace other cronozen refs)

Wrangler configuration:

name = "brand-proxy"
main = "brand-worker.js"
compatibility_date = "2026-01-09"

[[routes]]
pattern = "brand.co.kr/*"
zone_name = "brand.co.kr"

[[routes]]
pattern = "www.brand.co.kr/*"
zone_name = "brand.co.kr"

Deploy:

wrangler deploy

3.3 Legacy Domain Redirects (Optional)

If the partner has an old domain that should redirect to the new canonical domain:

// In the Worker
if (request.headers.get('host') === 'old-brand.com') {
  const url = new URL(request.url);
  url.hostname = 'brand.co.kr';
  return Response.redirect(url.toString(), 301);
}

Phase 4: Testing

Authentication Flow

User visits brand.co.kr
Clicks "Login" → redirected to auth.cronozen.com
Enters credentials → Central Auth validates
Redirected to brand.co.kr/api/auth/central-callback
JWT issued with centerDomain = "brand-slug"
User lands on brand.co.kr dashboard

Verification Checklist

Test	Expected Result
`brand.co.kr` loads landing page	Brand logo, colors, content
`brand.co.kr/login` redirects to Central Auth	auth.cronozen.com with client_id=brand
Login completes successfully	Redirect back to brand.co.kr
JWT contains correct centerDomain	`"centerDomain": "brand-slug"`
Data isolation	Only brand center’s data visible
`cronozen.com/brand-slug` returns noindex	robots meta tag present
`brand.co.kr` does NOT have noindex	robots meta tag removed by Worker
GA4 events fire with brand tracking ID	Check GA4 real-time

Phase 5: SEO Configuration

Philosophy

Platform SEO = cronozen.com (platform features, pricing)
Brand SEO = brand.co.kr (customer-facing, indexed by Google)
Internal paths (cronozen.com/brand-slug) are noindex to prevent duplicate content

Canonical URLs

The CloudFlare Worker rewrites canonical links:

<!-- Before (cronozen.com) -->
<link rel="canonical" href="https://cronozen.com/brand-slug/pricing" />

<!-- After (brand.co.kr) -->
<link rel="canonical" href="https://brand.co.kr/pricing" />

Sitemap

Each brand domain serves its own sitemap.xml via the CloudFlare Worker, containing only the public pages relevant to that brand.

White-Label API

GET /api/whitelabel//config

Retrieve partner branding and feature configuration at runtime.

{
  "branding": {
    "logo": "https://cdn.brand.co.kr/logo.svg",
    "primaryColor": "#1A5276",
    "favicon": "https://cdn.brand.co.kr/favicon.ico"
  },
  "features": {
    "survey": true,
    "voucher": true,
    "matching": true
  },
  "enabled_domains": ["rehab"],
  "terminology": {
    "center": "Center",
    "mentee": "Client"
  }
}

Data Model

whitelabel_agreements
├── partner_domain (unique)
├── contract_status (ACTIVE / INACTIVE)
├── business_model (PUBLIC / PRIVATE)
├── revenue_share_rate (0-100)
├── branding_* (logo, colors, favicon, OG image)
├── landing_* (hero title, features, testimonials)
├── seo_* (title, description, keywords)
├── features (JSON: survey, voucher, matching, etc.)
├── enabled_domains (String[]: rehab, edu, welfare)
└── Relations
    ├── centers (1:N)
    └── partner_memberships (1:N)

Cross-Service Integration

White-label tenants can optionally enable CMS (blog) and LMS (learning) services:

Service	Mapping Field	Domain Pattern
OPS	`centers.center_domain`	`brand.co.kr` (via Worker)
CMS	`center_tenant_mapping.cms_tenant_id`	`blog.cronozen.com/{slug}`
LMS	`center_tenant_mapping.lms_tenant_id`	`{slug}.learn.cronozen.com`

Enable via center_tenant_mapping:

UPDATE center_tenant_mapping
SET cms_enabled = true, lms_enabled = true
WHERE center_domain = 'brand-slug';

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Issue	Cause	Fix
Login redirects to cronozen.com instead of brand domain	Auth client not registered	Add to `auth-clients.config.ts`
404 on brand.co.kr/pricing	Segment not in rewrite list	Add to `CUSTOM_DOMAIN_REWRITE_SEGMENTS`
Duplicate content in Google	Missing noindex on internal path	Check `robots.ts` in OPS layout
Wrong GA4 data	Worker not replacing tracking ID	Update GA4Rewriter in Worker
CORS errors on API calls	CSP header not rewritten	Check Worker CSP rewrite logic

Getting Started

Architecture

Authentication

Tenant System

AI Agents

Guides

Examples

API Reference

White-Label Setup

White-Label Setup Guide

Architecture Overview

Prerequisites

Phase 1: Database Setup

1.1 Create White-Label Agreement

1.2 Configure Features & Branding

Phase 2: Application Configuration

2.1 Domain Registry

2.2 Proxy Constants

2.3 Auth Client Registration

Phase 3: CloudFlare Setup

3.1 DNS Configuration

3.2 CloudFlare Worker

3.3 Legacy Domain Redirects (Optional)

Phase 4: Testing

Authentication Flow

Verification Checklist

Phase 5: SEO Configuration

Philosophy

Canonical URLs

Sitemap

White-Label API

GET /api/whitelabel//config

Data Model

Cross-Service Integration

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Getting Started

Architecture

Authentication

Tenant System

AI Agents

Guides

Examples

API Reference

Documentation Index

​White-Label Setup Guide

​Architecture Overview

​Prerequisites

​Phase 1: Database Setup

​1.1 Create White-Label Agreement

​1.2 Configure Features & Branding

​Phase 2: Application Configuration

​2.1 Domain Registry

​2.2 Proxy Constants

​2.3 Auth Client Registration

​Phase 3: CloudFlare Setup

​3.1 DNS Configuration

​3.2 CloudFlare Worker

​3.3 Legacy Domain Redirects (Optional)

​Phase 4: Testing

​Authentication Flow

​Verification Checklist

​Phase 5: SEO Configuration

​Philosophy

​Canonical URLs

​Sitemap

​White-Label API

​GET /api/whitelabel//config

​Data Model

​Cross-Service Integration

​Troubleshooting

​Common Issues

White-Label Setup Guide

Architecture Overview

Prerequisites

Phase 1: Database Setup

1.1 Create White-Label Agreement

1.2 Configure Features & Branding

Phase 2: Application Configuration

2.1 Domain Registry

2.2 Proxy Constants

2.3 Auth Client Registration

Phase 3: CloudFlare Setup

3.1 DNS Configuration

3.2 CloudFlare Worker

3.3 Legacy Domain Redirects (Optional)

Phase 4: Testing

Authentication Flow

Verification Checklist

Phase 5: SEO Configuration

Philosophy

Canonical URLs

Sitemap

White-Label API

GET /api/whitelabel//config

Data Model

Cross-Service Integration

Troubleshooting

Common Issues