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Branding

Set your organization’s colours, font and footer once, and every public page uses them.

Branding is one set of visual details for your whole organization: a primary and accent colour, a font and a footer line. Anywhere UnitX shows your organization to people outside it — a public form, a shared document page, an exported report — reads from here, so a new public page looks like your company without anyone having to set it up again.

Who can change it#

Permissions

organization.manage
Changing branding needs organization.manage, which Organization Owner and Organization Admin hold. Anyone else who opens the tab sees the fields greyed out and the note Only someone who can manage this organization can change its branding.

The fields#

Primary colour
The main brand colour, as a hex value such as #1B3A5C.
Accent colour
A secondary colour for highlights, as a hex value such as #4FB3A6.
Font family
A CSS font stack, such as Inter, system-ui, sans-serif. Always name a fallback: a font your visitors do not have installed is a font they will not see.
Footer text
A short line shown at the bottom of public pages, such as © Everyrealm.

Set your branding#

  1. Open the Branding tab

    Go to SettingsBranding.

  2. Fill in the fields you want

    Every field is optional. Leave a field empty to use the UnitX default for it.

  3. Choose Save branding

    You see Branding saved. Public pages pick up the change the next time they load.

A value that is not a colour is refused rather than saved, so a typo cannot quietly make every public page render with no colour.

Clear a setting#

Empty the field and choose Save branding. Cleared means “use the UnitX default”, not “show nothing”.

A logo and a favicon are stored as image files in your organization. Choosing them from the Branding tab is not built yet; for now they can be set through the UnitX API by referring to an image file already uploaded to your organization. A file that is not an image, or that belongs to another organization, is refused.

Where branding applies — and where it is overridden#

  • Organization branding is the default for every public surface: public forms, shared document pages and exported reports.
  • An individual page can still have its own setting. A single public form can carry its own colour without changing anyone else’s; where an override is set it wins, and organization branding fills in everywhere else.
  • The UnitX app itself — what your members see when they sign in — keeps its own look.

Note

Branding changes how pages look, never who can see them. It is not a security setting.
I changed a colour and a public form still looks the same.

That form probably has its own colour set, which overrides the organization default. Clear the form’s own setting and it will follow this one. See Public forms.

Why is my font not showing on public pages?

Visitors only see fonts available to their browser. Put a common fallback at the end of the stack, such as sans-serif.

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