White-label branding lets admins replace the default nao chrome with custom branding. Once configured, your users see your company identity across the chat sidebar, login page, browser tab, and favicon.Documentation Index
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White-label branding requires an Enterprise license with the
white-label feature enabled. See the Enterprise overview for licensing details.What you can customize
| Asset | Where it appears |
|---|---|
| Sidebar logo | Top-left corner of the chat sidebar |
| Login page logo | Sign-up, login, and OAuth consent pages |
| Favicon | Browser tab icon |
| Tab title | Browser tab text |
| App name | Used as alt text fallback when logos cannot render |
Configuration
- Sign in as an admin and go to Settings -> White-label.
- Upload your logo files (PNG, JPG, SVG, WebP, GIF, or ICO, up to 512 KB each).
- Enter your app name and tab title.
- Click Save. Changes apply immediately for all users.
Supported formats
- Images: PNG, JPG, SVG, WebP, GIF, ICO
- Max size: 512 KB per asset
How it works
- Assets are stored in the nao database (consistent with other uploaded content).
- Every read is gated through the
white-labellicense feature. If the license lapses or the feature is removed, the default nao branding is restored automatically. - The
/branding/:kindendpoint serves assets with a 60-second cache header.
Visibility
The White-label entry appears under the Enterprise header in the settings sidebar for all non-cloud admins. Deployments without an active Enterprise license see the settings page with an inline Enterprise nudge but cannot save changes.Enterprise Overview
License setup, feature list, and how to get a quote