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Platform settings

Your platform's own name, logo and country. Small screen, quick job — but do it before you create schools, because it is what everyone sees while they wait for their own branding. 10 minutes.

Sidebar → Settings → General

What to fill in

FieldWhat it isNotes
Site NameYour platform's nameAppears in the browser tab, on login screens and in emails
Platform CountryWhere your business is basedSets the default dialling code for phone numbers
Footer TextThe line at the bottom of pagesUsually your company name and the year
Site LogoPNG or JPGShown on the panel and login screens
Site Favicon.ico or .pngThe tiny icon in the browser tab

Then press Save Branding.

Use a logo that works on a white background

It appears on light screens throughout the panel. A logo designed for a dark website often disappears. A transparent PNG is safest.

This is your branding, not a school's

Worth being clear about, because the two get confused:

Set byShown
Platform branding (this page)YouOn your platform address, and to any school with no branding of its own
School brandingEach schoolInside that school's panel, in its apps, and on its own domain

A school on its own custom domain shows its logo and name there — not yours. That is the white-label feature working as intended.

What is not on this page

Two settings people look for here and do not find, because they belong to each school rather than to the platform:

SettingWhere it livesWhy it matters
CurrencyEach school's own settingsFees, receipts and reports use the school's currency
Time zoneEach school's own settingsAttendance and reports use the school's local time

Get each school's time zone right on day one

Attendance, punch-in times and daily reports are all worked out in the school's time zone. A school left on the wrong one records attendance against the wrong day — and the mistake only becomes obvious weeks later, in reports nobody can reconcile.

Set it when you create the school, not afterwards.

Do this before creating schools

The site name and logo show up in emails sent to school admins — including the first one they ever receive. Setting them afterwards means your earliest customers got messages branded with placeholder text.