White Labelling Campusmind
Configuration guide and options to change to white label campusmind
Written By jazilkalim
Last updated 3 months ago
What is White Labelling?
White labeling allows you to customize CampusMindAI's interface to match your organization's brand identity. This includes logo customization, platform naming, agent categorization, and theme colors to create a seamless branded experience for your users.
Why Use White Labeling?
Brand Consistency: Maintain your organization's visual identity across all platforms
Professional Appearance: Present the platform as your own branded solution
User Recognition: Familiar branding increases user trust and adoption
Organizational Alignment: Customize categories and naming to match your structure
White Labelling Customizations
Logo Customization
Upload your organization's logos to replace CampusMind branding throughout the platform.
Icon Logo (1:1 ratio)
Where it appears:
Agent conversation interface
Top-right corner of the application
Browser tab (favicon)
Requirements:
Square format (1:1 aspect ratio)
Recommended size: 512x512px
File format: PNG, SVG, or JPG
Full Logo
Where it appears:
Login screen
Requirements:
Horizontal format recommended
Recommended size: 1200x400px
File format: PNG, SVG, or JPG
Transparent background preferred
Platform Name
Customize the platform name displayed throughout the application.
Default: "CampusMind"
Example customizations:
"Ask [Your University Name]"
"[Organization] AI Assistant"
"[Department] Knowledge Hub"
Where it appears:
Homepage header
Navigation bar
Agent chat interface
Browser title
Agent Categories
Define custom categories for organizing agents in the marketplace and creation interface.
Purpose:
Group agents by department or function
Improve agent discoverability
Align with organizational structure
Where categories appear:
Agent Marketplace (for browsing)
Create Agent screen (category dropdown)
Agent search and filtering
Default categories:
Education
Research
Administration
Student Support
Example custom categories:
Student Affairs
IT Support
HR & Benefits
Marketing & Communications
Finance & Operations
Academic Advising
Facilities Management
Best practices:
Use 5-10 categories for optimal organization
Name categories based on user perspective
Align with existing departmental structure
Keep names concise and descriptive
Theme Color
Select a primary color to match your brand's visual identity.
Default: #1082A2 (CampusMind Blue)
Where theme color applies:
Primary buttons
Navigation highlights
Links and interactive elements
Headers and dividers
Progress indicators
Selected states
Color guidelines:
Use your organization's primary brand color
Ensure sufficient contrast for accessibility (WCAG AA compliance)
Test color on both light and dark backgrounds
Consider color psychology and user experience
Color format: Hexadecimal (e.g., #1082A2)
Implementing Whitelabelling
Step 1: Prepare Assets
Before configuring white labeling:
Gather logo files in required formats and sizes
Define platform name (confirm with stakeholders)
List agent categories based on organizational structure
Select theme color from brand guidelines