Using Your Logo in Whitelabel Mode

As part of our commitment to providing ultimate flexibility, our Enterprise plan allows you to fully replace our default branding with your own. This custom branding capability ensures that your teams and your clients experience a seamless, native whitelabel sentiment analysis environment. Follow the guidelines below to ensure your logo looks sharp, professional, and perfectly integrated across the entire platform.

Logo Examples

Here are examples of our own logos in light and dark mode, demonstrating the contrast and styling required:

Dark Logo (for light mode backgrounds):

Light Logo (for dark mode backgrounds):

Logo Formats

To achieve the best visual quality at any screen size, we strongly recommend using vector or high-resolution raster images:

• SVG (Preferred): Scalable Vector Graphics ensure crisp rendering on all devices, from mobile screens to high-density 4K monitors.
• PNG: High-resolution PNG files with a transparent background are fully supported if SVG format is unavailable.

Dark & Light Variants

Our platform features a modern interface that supports both light and dark themes. To ensure maximum visibility, we ask that you prepare two variants of your logo:

• Light Mode: Your standard, full-color or dark logo designed to stand out clearly against white or light gray backgrounds.
• Dark Mode: A white or inverted version of your logo. This is crucial for maintaining readability and delivering a premium enterprise whitelabeling experience when users switch to dark themes.

Best Practices

Do’s:

• Use high-resolution or vector source files.
• Maintain the original aspect ratio of your logo to preserve its correct dimensions.
• Ensure high contrast between the logo and its surrounding elements.
• Leave adequate clear space (padding) around the logo to prevent crowding and allow your brand to breathe.

Don’ts:

• Stretch, squash, or otherwise distort the logo.
• Recolor the logo within the platform without official brand approval.
• Place the logo on busy, textured, or low-contrast backgrounds.
• Upload low-resolution, compressed, or heavily pixelated images.

Configuration

Uploading and managing your custom assets is simple. You can easily upload your logo files directly via your Dashboard Settings under the branding tab, or programmatically update them using our API.

For custom questions or asset approval, contact our enterprise support team.