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RAG White-Label

Getting started

One-time partner setup: pick the RAG White-Label plan, mint your provisioning token, set a default webhook URL and capture the signing secret.

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llm prompts Store the partner secrets Plan a token rotation

Sign up to Context Link normally and pick the RAG White-Label plan. The last onboarding step walks you through getting the token, provisioning your first customer, and querying on a customer's behalf, and links straight to the docs and the fleet screen. You can revisit all of it here.

Then open Settings and scroll to Partner provisioning token.

The Partner provisioning token section of Context Link settings, showing a masked provisioning token, the default webhook URL field, a masked webhook signing secret, and API accounts and Rotate token buttons.

Generate token does three things at once:

  1. mints your provisioning token (copy it now, it is only readable here);
  2. saves the default webhook URL typed alongside it;
  3. generates your webhook signing secret, shown underneath.

Both secrets are masked in the field and revealed on focus. The token is server-generated (there is no value to hand-type), and rotating it invalidates the previous one immediately, so update your backend in the same deploy.

Setting a default webhook URL and rotating the provisioning token. The token and signing secret are blurred here; in the app they are masked until you focus the field.

The webhook URL must be a publicly routable http(s) URL; see SSRF constraints on the webhook URL. Setting a private or credential-bearing URL is rejected here rather than accepted and quietly dropped.

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