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What Platform Configuration is

The Platform Configuration card in Partner Settings gives you two controls in one place:
  1. Dashboard Mode selector — picks the overall layout and feature set your customers’ portal uses.
  2. Default menu customizer — controls exactly which sidebar menu items new customers have toggled on when they are created.
New customers are automatically seeded with your per-mode defaults the moment they are onboarded, so every customer starts with the right menu from their very first login — no per-customer manual toggling required.
Rolling out. Platform Configuration (Dashboard Modes + per-mode default menus) is being deployed in phases. If your Whitelabel settings still show the legacy Portal Mode card (Basic / Professional / SaaS) instead of the mode cards below, this feature has not yet reached your account. The related per-experience Dashboard Experience picker is already live in Beta — see Per-Experience Customer Dashboards.
Platform Configuration card in Partner Settings — four dashboard mode cards (Standard selected, Agency + Infra, Infrastructure, and JARVIS marked Upcoming) above the "Default menu for new customers — Standard" customizer, with Standard and Infrastructure menu columns and the Save defaults button

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Dashboard Modes

Knotie AI Pro supports four dashboard modes. Three are selectable today; JARVIS is an upcoming tier. Only one mode is active at a time. JARVIS is displayed but disabled — selecting it is not yet possible. Dashboard mode selector with the Agency + Infra card active — blue border and check-mark — beside the Standard, Infrastructure, and JARVIS (Upcoming) cards

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How to set a Dashboard Mode

  1. In the Partner Portal sidebar, open Settings.
  2. Go to White-Label Portal.
  3. Scroll to (or click) Platform Configuration in the Section Navigation Rail.
  4. Click the mode card you want — Standard, Agency + Infra, or Infrastructure.
    • The selected card shows a check-mark (✓) and a blue border.
    • The change is saved immediately when you click.
  5. The Default menu grid below updates automatically to show the features available for the new mode.

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Customizing default menus

Below the mode cards is the Default menu for new customers grid. Each item is a sidebar menu entry (or capability flag) that will be toggled on or off for every new customer created under the active mode.
These defaults apply only to new customers created after you save. Existing customers keep their individual settings. To change an existing customer’s menu, see Features, Add-ons & Menu Visibility.

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Feature groups

The grid has two columns:

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Standard features

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Infrastructure features

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Partner-gated features

AI Gateway and AI Memory require a partner-level master switch to be on first. If the switch is off, the toggle shows a lock icon (🔒) and cannot be changed:
  • AI Gateway → enable AI Gateway in your partner account settings first.
  • AI Memory → enable AI Memory / My Minds in your partner account settings first.

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Feature dependencies

API Keys requires API Access to be on — enabling API Keys without API Access has no effect. The UI enforces this automatically: the API Keys toggle is grayed out until API Access is enabled.

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Saving your defaults

After toggling features, click Save defaults to persist the profile for the active mode. The button is disabled (grayed out) when there are no unsaved changes. Default menu customizer for the Standard mode — Standard column (Knowledge Base, Phone Numbers, Integration, My Docs & Media, and more) and Infrastructure column (VPS Marketplace, Connect Your Server, AI Gateway, AI Memory, MCP Access), with the Save defaults button top-right You can configure a separate profile for each mode independently (e.g., a minimal menu for Standard customers and a fuller one for Agency + Infra customers). Switch between mode cards to edit each profile.

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How new customers inherit these defaults

When you create a new customer — via Quick Onboard, the Add Customer modal, or the experience-booking signup flow — the platform resolves the customer’s starting feature set in this order:
  1. Catalog baseline — each feature has a built-in default (most features default off; Pricing Information defaults on).
  2. → Your per-mode profile — your saved Platform Configuration settings for the active mode override the baseline.
  3. → Subscription plan overrides — the customer’s plan may enable or lock features.
  4. → Experience-level overrides — e.g., signing up via the AI Gateway experience enables AI Gateway regardless of the mode profile.
The result is applied to the new customer’s portal at creation time. The customer’s sidebar reflects these settings from their first login.

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Frequently asked questions

No. Switching the active Dashboard Mode or saving a new default profile only affects new customers created after the save. Existing customers retain their individual feature settings.
Not via Platform Configuration — that page controls defaults for new customers only. To update existing customers in bulk, use the per-customer Features, Add-ons & Menu Visibility panel or contact support for a bulk update.
New customers fall back to the built-in defaults — most features off, with Pricing Information on. Any older AI Gateway or VPS settings on your account are still honored, so nothing breaks if you haven’t saved a profile yet.
JARVIS is a future autonomous-operations tier currently in design. There is no ETA yet. The card is shown so you can see where it fits in the mode lineup.