Chromoly for agencies

Build client systems.
Agree what happens next.

Create websites, portfolios, portals and internal tools around a client’s workflow. Plan the build, review changes and define ongoing support before handover.

Updated 22 September 2026 · Custom builds open December 1, 2026. Self-service opens January 2027.

Change requests

Review the impact before committing.

Chromoly compares the saved blueprint with a proposed change. Its dependency map helps identify affected records, pages and workflows. These classifications support review; they are not delivery estimates or proof that every runtime effect is known.

Safe

The static review has not identified a breaking effect. Still test the changed journey.

Affected

Known dependencies need attention. Review the candidate and related behavior before estimating the work.

Breaking

A compatibility issue needs a decision. Resolve it and verify any data or workflow migration.

Read the change-review scope and limits.

Delivery and handover

A clear scope for each client.

Before the build

  • Agree the app owner and administrator access.
  • Define users, records, integrations and acceptance examples.
  • Separate implementation, subscriptions and usage in the estimate.
  • Confirm any required domains, exports and deployment options.

After the build

  • Name who approves releases and investigates failures.
  • Document connected accounts and recovery responsibilities.
  • Test handover with another authorized person.
  • Agree response coverage and how extra work is quoted.

Use the product guide to distinguish current development features from planned availability. Confirm roadmap items before making a client commitment.

Managed work and branding

Match the service to the project.

Managed work starts with discovery. The initial build and ongoing service are quoted separately, with credits, revisions and acceptance criteria in the proposal. Larger feature and integration requests are scoped separately. The priority support target concerns an initial response within one business day, not a guaranteed resolution.

Custom domains have been built but are not enabled on the platform yet. Check deployment availability before planning a client launch. Domain registration is separate. Do not infer white-label or reseller rights from domain support.

Frequently asked questions

How should an agency set up a client project?

Agree the account owner, administrator access, billing responsibility, data handling and handover before building. Confirm the available account and collaboration controls with Chromoly.

Does Chromoly take over every maintenance task?

No. Self-service plans and Managed engagements have different scopes. Agree who handles app changes, integration upkeep, incidents and client communication.

Can I offer a custom domain or white-label service?

Confirm current custom-domain availability and any branding requirements before promising them. A custom domain is not a reseller agreement or permission to remove all platform branding.

What does the dependency map tell me?

It highlights known relationships and classifies proposed changes for review. It does not guarantee runtime correctness, delivery time or an exact implementation quote.

Scope your next client system.

Bring the workflow, design requirements and integration needs. We will discuss a concrete delivery and support scope.

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