Branding
Platform admin → Branding sets the operator's identity: what everyone sees on the sign-in page and in the console chrome, including people who have not signed in yet.
Branding requires the white_label entitlement. Without a license the page explains that and
offers a link to License; a Community install always shows Miabi's own identity. See
Community vs Enterprise.
Branding belongs to the install, not to a person. It is kept separate from a user's own appearance preferences, so a personal accent never leaks onto the sign-in page and no account can restyle the operator's identity for everyone else.
What you can set
| Field | Where it shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The sign-in page, beside the logo in the console sidebar, and the browser tab title in place of "Miabi" |
| Logo | Light grounds |
| Dark logo | Dark grounds: the console sidebar (dark in both themes) and the sign-in page in dark mode |
| Favicon | The browser tab |
| Accent | The console's primary colour, chosen from the accents the console ships (default, blue, indigo, slate, orange, lime) |
| Accent policy | Whether accounts may override the accent — see below |
| Sign-in notice | Plain text above the sign-in form, up to 600 characters |
| Links | Up to six footer links on the sign-in page, each an http:// or https:// URL with a label of at most 32 characters |
Leave a field empty to fall back to Miabi's own.
Logos and favicon
The logo and dark logo can be given as a URL or uploaded. The favicon is upload-only. An uploaded image replaces the matching URL wherever the brand is shown, and is stored in the database, so it needs no external hosting and survives with a normal database backup.
| Accepted types | PNG, JPEG, WebP, ICO, SVG |
| Maximum size | 512 KB |
The type is read from the file's bytes, not its name. An SVG must be a real SVG document; an HTML page that happens to contain one is refused.
The brand accent and its policy
| Policy | Effect |
|---|---|
| Default | The brand accent is what an account wears until its user picks their own in preferences. Changing the brand accent moves everyone who never picked. |
| Enforced | Every account wears the brand accent, whatever they chose. |
The sign-in screens have no user, so they wear the brand accent (or Miabi's own) — never the accent of whoever signed in last on that browser.
The sign-in notice
Use it for an authorised-use warning, a maintenance message, or where to get help. It is plain text, shown escaped, with its line breaks kept — no HTML or Markdown.
When a license lapses
Branding stays visible after a license expires, including once it is degraded, so your users never find someone else's name on the sign-in page. It becomes read-only: the page shows what is set but refuses changes until the license is renewed. See License states.
Where to go next
- Platform Admin — the rest of the admin console.
- Licensing — activating the
white_labelentitlement.