What is the Paradigm Theme Customization Feature?

The Paradigm theme customization feature allows you to personalize the Paradigm interface by changing its colors and uploading your company's logo. This feature is designed to make your workspace feel more unique and aligned with your brand identity.

Why Use Theme Management?

The theme management feature allows you to customize the look and feel of your platform to match your brand identity, providing a seamless and cohesive experience for your users.

Who Can Access Theme Management?

Only Admin and Company Admin roles have access to the admin panel to modify themes. Both roles have the same permissions, except that the Admin can define the default theme and managed every theme. This ensures that theme customization is securely managed by authorized personnel.

Where to Access Theme Management?

You can access the theme management feature in the admin panel, under Settings > Visual Theme. For quick access, you can use this URL

How to Use Theme Management?

In the theme management page, you can:

Define up to 4 illustrations per theme:

• Logo login: Logo displayed on the login page.
• Logo header: Logo displayed on all pages except the home page.
• Icon: Chat avatar icon.
• Favicon: Icon displayed in the browser tab.

Choose Colors for Your Theme:

• Primary: Color of icons and action buttons.
• Secondary: Another color option for icons and action buttons.
• Homepage: Defines the color of the header and the left navigation bar.

Other fields are available for more advanced customization but are not recommended unless necessary:

• Primary content
• Secondary content
• Homepage light
• Light
• Second light

Impact of Theme Management

Your custom theme will be applied to the entire interface, as well as automatic emails (such as user invitations and password reset emails). This ensures a consistent brand experience across all touchpoints.

Limitations

The login page is not customizable and retains a default theme. This limitation ensures security and consistency in the initial user access interface.