White-label custom software
Client applications, portals, and operational tools built within an agreed delivery model.
FOR AGENCIES
The engineering capability behind your next client project.
Expand what your agency can deliver without building every technical capability in-house. DanZay AI provides white-label software development, CRM solutions, AI automation, and integrations while your agency owns the client relationship.
UAE-based engineering for agencies across the GCC, United States, and internationally.
THE BUSINESS PROBLEM
When the client brief goes beyond the website.
You lead the strategy and relationship. We help define and deliver the technical work.
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Custom functionality
The client needs a portal, CRM, internal application, or operational workflow.
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Technical uncertainty
The proposal depends on integrations, permissions, or architecture that need proper scoping.
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Continuing needs
The client expects development after launch, not a one-time page delivery.
WHAT WE CAN BUILD
Engineering behind your client offer.
Custom CRM development
Lead management, sales workflows, customer records, reporting, and handovers.
AI automation
Practical document, knowledge, and business workflows with appropriate approvals.
API integrations
Connect client websites, CRMs, payment services, and operational platforms.
SaaS and client platforms
Product architecture, backend services, accounts, and application workflows.
Technical scoping
Clarify feasibility, dependencies, and requirements before implementation.
COMMON USE CASES
Choose the partnership model that fits.
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White-label development
Deliver technical work under your agency's brand, with agreed communication and ownership.
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Project-based engineering
Bring a defined requirement for discovery, implementation, and handover.
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Ongoing collaboration
Work across agreed priorities, review cycles, capacity, and support needs.
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Proposal-stage input
Get technical feedback before committing to an unfamiliar build. Scoping terms are agreed separately.
THE ENGAGEMENT
How we work with agencies.
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Review the brief
Understand the client's goal, current systems, and what your agency wants to own.
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Agree responsibilities
Define scope, technical decisions, communication, approvals, and access.
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Deliver with checkpoints
Review working functionality and changes against agreed expectations.
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Handover or continue
Transfer agreed assets and documentation, or plan the next phase together.
ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS
A partnership built on clear expectations.
Before work starts, we agree the practical details: confidentiality, branding, permitted client contact, code and account ownership, acceptance criteria, delivery capacity, and support responsibilities. The goal is straightforward collaboration, with fewer surprises for your agency and its client.
Confidentiality and client communication
Agree NDA requirements, brand presentation, client contact permissions, and what project information may be shared before exchanging sensitive material.
Code and account ownership
Specify repositories, infrastructure accounts, licensing, deliverable ownership, and handover expectations in the engagement terms.
Scope and acceptance
Define the expected behavior and review process. Additional requirements should have an agreed change process rather than becoming implicit commitments.
Capacity and support
Work across agreed priorities, review cycles, capacity, and support needs.
FOUNDER-BUILT PRODUCT EXPERIENCE
Product engineering behind the partnership.
ZayDM and ZayBot are founder-built products spanning SaaS automation, integrations, restaurant operations, and connected business applications.
They demonstrate hands-on engineering experience, not an external agency client roster.
Explore the productsFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Agency partnership questions
Can you work under our agency brand?
Yes. White-label delivery can be arranged with branding, confidentiality, and client communication agreed for the engagement.
Can you help scope a proposal before we sell it?
Yes. A defined scoping activity can assess requirements, dependencies, and feasibility. Its output and commercial terms are agreed separately.
Do you provide ongoing development?
Ongoing collaboration can be arranged around available capacity, agreed priorities, review cycles, and support responsibilities.
How are projects estimated?
We review requirements, integrations, access, acceptance criteria, and unknowns before proposing scope and timing.
LET'S TALK
Bring the client brief. We'll help with the engineering.
Tell us what your agency is proposing, which technical challenges you expect, and how you want a delivery partner to fit in.