ADMIN GUIDE

Brand your Greentic Designer

Control how Greentic Designer appears to partners, customers and users. Apply branding at platform, partnership or tenant level, with more specific settings overriding inherited defaults.

Platform, partnership or tenant administrator

Topic: Branding and white-labelling

One platform, multiple identities

Greentic Designer can use the default Greentic identity, a partner identity or an individual customer identity. Each organisation can have its own app title, logo, colours and sign-in experience.

Greentic platformThe default identity used when no partnership or tenant override exists.

Partner identityA partnership can provide its own branded Designer experience to member tenants.

Tenant identityAn individual tenant can override the partnership branding with its own identity.

How branding inheritance works

Branding is resolved from the most specific level available. A tenant can override selected fields while continuing to inherit the remaining values from its partnership or the Greentic platform.

Platform branding

Default Greentic identity

Partnership branding

Default identity for member tenants

Tenant branding

Customer-specific overrides

Greentic resolves branding field by field. For example, a tenant can use its own logo and primary colour while continuing to inherit the partnership font and interface skin.

Example

ACME Consulting partnership
├── ACME Consulting tenant — inherits ACME branding
└── Northstar Connect — overrides the logo, title and primary colour

Northstar Connect and ACME Consulting are both member tenants of the ACME Consulting partnership. The ACME Consulting tenant renders the partnership identity, while Northstar Connect replaces selected fields with its own identity — as shown in the sign-in comparison above.

Branding guides

How branding inheritance worksUnderstand how platform, partnership and tenant branding are resolved.4 min read Brand a partnershipCreate the default visual identity inherited by member tenants.5 min read Brand an individual tenantGive one customer environment its own identity without changing the partnership default.4 min read Logos, colours and typographyUnderstand the app title, logo, primary colour, accent colour, logo background, skin and font settings.5 min read Inherit, replace or clearUnderstand how to override a value, restore inheritance or explicitly display no logo.3 min read Preview your branded experienceReview how your branding appears across the sign-in experience and Designer interface.3 min read Branding and custom domainsUnderstand the difference between the visual identity and the URL through which users access it.3 min read Branding checklistReview the logo, contrast, inheritance and responsive experience before launch.3 min read TroubleshootingResolve common logo, colour, inheritance and sign-in branding issues.4 min read

Brand a partnership

Partnership branding becomes the default identity for every member tenant that does not define its own override.

1Open Partnerships.
2Select the partnership.
3Open the Branding tab.
4Enter the app title.
5Upload the partnership logo.
6Configure the primary, accent and logo-background colours.
7Select the interface skin and font family.
8Review the preview.
9Select Save.

Any field left inherited continues to follow the Greentic platform default. Member tenants may later override individual values.

Read the partnership branding guide

What each setting controls

App title: The name displayed beside the logo and throughout the branded Designer experience.
Logo: The organisation or product identity displayed on the sign-in page and in supported Designer areas.
Primary colour: The main brand colour used for prominent branded surfaces, primary actions and key interface highlights.
Accent colour: A supporting colour used for lighter highlights and complementary interface states.
Logo background: The colour placed behind a logo when additional contrast is required.
Skin: Controls whether supported interface areas use a light or dark visual treatment.
Font family: Controls the typeface used throughout supported branded areas.

Inherit, replace or clear a value

Branding settings can be inherited from a parent, replaced at the current level or explicitly cleared.

Branding inheritance actions and their results
Action	Result
Replace	Configure and use a new value at the current level.
Reset to inherit	Remove the local override and use the value from the parent partnership or platform.
Show no logo	Explicitly display no logo, even when the parent has one.

ImportantReset to inherit does not leave the value blank. It restores the value configured at the parent level.

Example

ACME Consulting has a partnership logo. For Northstar Connect:

Replace displays the Northstar logo.
Reset to inherit displays the ACME logo.
Show no logo displays no logo.

Preview before you save

Check how the app title, logo, colours, typography and actions work together before applying the branding to users.

The logo is clear and not cropped.
The app title remains readable at smaller screen sizes.
Text has sufficient contrast against the primary colour.
Primary actions remain easy to identify.
The selected skin works with the logo.
Inherited values come from the expected parent.
Tenant overrides affect only the intended tenant.
The sign-in experience works on desktop and mobile.

Compare the full sign-in examples at the top of this page.

Branding controls appearance. Domains control access.

Branding controls

Logo
App title
Colours
Skin
Typography

Custom domains control

The URL users visit
DNS configuration
Routing
Domain verification

Example — Branding: Northstar Connect logo and colours. Domain: designer.northstarconnect.com

Explore custom domain guides

Back to Admin Guides