Jessica

Jessica

Last updated on Aug 17, 2026

Your main logo is designed for dark surfaces. The Logo on White Background is its light-friendly twin: the same brand mark, tuned for places the platform renders on white โ€” client onboarding screens, the mobile top bar, and transactional emails. Uploading one keeps your brand crisp everywhere instead of washing out a dark-optimized logo on light backgrounds.

๐Ÿ’ก Tip โ€” Who can use this Platform administrators, via the CMS in the admin portal. Firm-level light logos (for advisory firms with their own branding) are managed per firm by the platform team.

Quick reference

Step Action
1 Open the CMS page in the admin portal
2 Find the Logo on White Background card
3 Upload your light-friendly logo

Step 1: Open the CMS page

Sign in to the admin portal and open the CMS page from the admin menu. This page holds the platform's global content and brand settings.

CMS page in the admin portal

Step 2: Find the Logo on White Background card

Scroll to the Logo on White Background card. If a light logo has already been uploaded, you'll see it with a Remove button; otherwise the card shows just the upload control.

Logo on White Background card

Step 3: Upload your light-friendly logo

Click Upload Logo and choose your file โ€” PNG, SVG, or WebP, up to 1 MB. Use a version of your logo with dark or mid-tone artwork and (if applicable) transparent padding, so it reads cleanly against white. The upload replaces any existing light logo immediately: onboarding screens, the mobile top bar, and outgoing emails switch to the new artwork right away. To revert to the default styling, click Remove.

๐Ÿ“ Note โ€” Where this logo appears Onboarding, the mobile top bar, and emails โ€” the "white surfaces". Dark surfaces (like the dashboard sidebar and login screen) continue to use your main dark-surface logo. Generated PDF reports also continue to use the standard brand treatment.

โš ๏ธ Warning โ€” Watch file size and format Uploads over 1 MB or in other formats (e.g. JPG, BMP) are rejected. Convert or compress the file first โ€” SVG is ideal for logos.