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Your organization's logo and colors

What Mobaro's branding changes in the Backend, sign-in page, app and reports, and how to ask Mobaro to apply your logo and colors.

Written by Logan Bowlby

Overview

Your organization can use its own logo and colors when opting into custom white labeling in the Mobaro Backend, on the sign-in page and in the Mobaro app, and its logo on reports and the home screen. Mobaro staff apply this branding for you: there's no setting for it in your Backend. Send your logo files and colors to Mobaro and they set them up.

At a glance

Who can do this

Mobaro staff, on request. Ask your CSM or Mobaro Support

Where

Set by Mobaro. Shows in the Backend, the sign-in page, the Mobaro app and reports

Works on

Backend (web) and Mobile app. RideOps keeps Mobaro's standard look

Availability

All organizations, on request


What can be branded

There are two parts: a theme, with colors and logos for the Backend and the app, and two organization logos used on reports and home screens. Each organization has its own.

Item

Where it shows

Primary background color and Primary text color (Backend)

Buttons, links and highlights, such as the marker on the selected menu item

Secondary background color and Secondary text color (Backend)

The side menu and the top toolbar, and the tint over the sign-in background

Logo lockup (Backend)

The top of the side menu when it's expanded, and above the sign-in form. Shown at up to 140 × 30 pixels

Logo (Backend)

The top of the side menu when it's collapsed. Shown at up to 30 × 30 pixels

Login background

The picture behind the sign-in form on the web

Primary background color and Primary text color (app)

Headers, buttons and highlights in the Mobaro app, and the status bar on Android

Logo (app)

The app's sign-in screen and full-screen messages, such as update prompts

Organization Logo

The cover of Result reports, and the Organization widget on dashboards

Organization App Logo

The logo tile on the app home screen, and the organization's tile on the web Select organization screen

Anything not set keeps Mobaro's standard look. For example, without an app logo the home screen shows the Mobaro logo.


Request your branding

1. Prepare your files

Collect your logos as image files, and your colors as hex codes, for example #074F57. For the side menu, a wide logo and a simple square mark work best, because they're shown small. Pick text colors that are easy to read on your background colors.

2. Send them to Mobaro

Email your CSM or Mobaro Support with the files, the colors, and which organizations they're for. Say which parts you want: Backend, app, report logo or home-screen logo.

3. Check the result

Once Mobaro confirms, reload the Backend and open the app. Check the side menu, the toolbar, a button, the sign-in page and a Result report.


How the branding is applied

  • Backend. After you sign in, the Backend loads the active organization's theme. When you switch organization, the look switches too.

  • Sign-in page. The sign-in page shows the theme last used in that browser, because it appears before Mobaro knows your organization. A browser that has never signed in shows Mobaro's standard look, and signing out doesn't change it.

  • Mobaro app. The app applies your theme each time it refreshes its data and remembers it on the device, so the sign-in screen shows the last organization's look.

  • Going back. Mobaro can reset the Backend or app theme to Mobaro's standard look at any time.


Best practices

  • Send a wide logo and a square mark together, so both the expanded and collapsed side menu look right.

  • Check contrast: white text on a light color is hard to read in the toolbar and on buttons.

  • If your company has several organizations, brand each one clearly, so people can tell at a glance which one they're in.


Frequently asked questions

Can I update our logo myself?

No. There's no logo or theme setting in your Backend. Send the new logo to your CSM or Mobaro Support and say where it should appear; Mobaro applies it for you.

Why does the sign-in page still show the old logo or colors?

The sign-in page shows the look your browser last saw. Sign in once, and the browser picks up the current theme; the next sign-in page uses it.

Why do our two organizations look different?

Each organization has its own theme and logos. Ask Mobaro to apply the same branding to both, or keep them different so people can tell which one they're in.

Can RideOps show our logo and colors?

No. RideOps keeps Mobaro's standard look. The theme applies to the Backend and the Mobaro app.

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