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ACSISS Platform supports limited software branding within the consent journey so that the end customer can recognise the software or platform they are using.
Branding configured by ACSISS for each Platform customer includes:
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Software name – the name of the Platform customer's software/product can be displayed within the consent journey.
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Software logo – the Platform customer's logo can be displayed in the designated branding area.
For example, in the consent screen below, “ACSISS My SMSF (DEMO)” represents the software name and the “YOUR LOGO HERE” area represents the customer's software logo.
Optional Branding configured by the Platform customer:
Visual style
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Colours: Primary brand, headings, links, info box, accent box, wizard background
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Controls: Buttons (background, text, border), progress bar
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Typography: Font family, body text allignment, heading allignment
CDR branding limitations
The consent journey is a regulated CDR experience, so branding cannot be fully customised in the same way as a normal software interface.
SISS is responsible for ensuring that the consent experience continues to meet the relevant CDR regulatory, security and transparency requirements. As a result, Platform customers cannot freely customise the layout, wording, regulatory disclosures, consent steps, buttons or other core elements of the journey.
The branding is intentionally limited to areas that allow the end customer to identify the software they are interacting with, while keeping the required CDR information and user experience consistent.
Key principle: Platform customers can brand the consent experience to identify their software, but the underlying CDR consent journey remains controlled by SISS to ensure regulatory compliance.
This approach provides a balance between white-labelled software recognition and the regulatory requirements that apply to CDR consent and data sharing.